day three the dreaded ending the ending of a narrative should bring resolution to the reader so no questions…

day three the dreaded ending the ending of a narrative should bring resolution to the reader so no questions are left unanswered. it allows the author to reflect on the experience he or she wrote about. below are eight different types of endings for narrative writing. choose one of the types of endings and create a new ending for the narrative, “a baaaaaad experience,” making sure it is not the same type of ending the author used. your ending should be clear that others could guess the type of ending you wrote, without you telling them. questions the author asks the reader a question that keeps him or her thinking about the story. reflection the narrator reflects on the important parts of the story/experience and explains why they are significant. emotional the story leaves the reader feeling emotional (i.e., happy, sad, etc.). circular the conclusion circles back to the start of the story (the same idea or even the same words). humor the author ends with a funny thought that relates to the story. cliffhanger the author leaves the reader in suspense and wanting more. twist a surprise or unexpected twist is revealed at the end. lesson a lesson that the protagonist learned is explained.

day three the dreaded ending the ending of a narrative should bring resolution to the reader so no questions are left unanswered. it allows the author to reflect on the experience he or she wrote about. below are eight different types of endings for narrative writing. choose one of the types of endings and create a new ending for the narrative, “a baaaaaad experience,” making sure it is not the same type of ending the author used. your ending should be clear that others could guess the type of ending you wrote, without you telling them. questions the author asks the reader a question that keeps him or her thinking about the story. reflection the narrator reflects on the important parts of the story/experience and explains why they are significant. emotional the story leaves the reader feeling emotional (i.e., happy, sad, etc.). circular the conclusion circles back to the start of the story (the same idea or even the same words). humor the author ends with a funny thought that relates to the story. cliffhanger the author leaves the reader in suspense and wanting more. twist a surprise or unexpected twist is revealed at the end. lesson a lesson that the protagonist learned is explained.

Answer

Brief Explanation:

The task is about narrative writing, specifically creating a new ending for a narrative story from a given set of ending - types. This falls under the Arts discipline, sub - field of Writing.

Answer:

Let's assume we choose the "Twist" ending type for the narrative "A Baaaaaad Experience". The story could be about a person who goes on a camping trip and has a series of misfortunes like getting lost, having their tent destroyed by a storm, etc. For the new ending, as the person finally makes it back to civilization and is recounting their story to friends, it is revealed that the entire "camping trip" was actually a dream they had while in a coma after being hit by a car on their way to the campsite.