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<blockquote class="definition">A '''Mundane Narrative''' is a [[Functional Narrative]] with mundane themes. | <blockquote class="definition">A '''Mundane Narrative''' is a [[Functional Narrative]] with mundane themes. Mundane narratives deal with everyday life and common experiences, like love, friendship, conflict, or personal growth. A classic example here is the movie “The Breakfast Club.” | ||
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Mundane Narrative
A Mundane Narrative is a Functional Narrative with mundane themes. Mundane narratives deal with everyday life and common experiences, like love, friendship, conflict, or personal growth. A classic example here is the movie “The Breakfast Club.”
Types of Functional Narratives
Functional Narrative > Existential Narrative
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