Exploring Time Travel: A Narrative Assignment

In this assignment, you will explore the concept of time travel through a narrative. Imagine a character who discovers the ability to travel through time. Consider how this power affects their life, the choices they make, and the adventures they experience. Use the following questions to guide your writing.

Group 1

Think about the character's personality, their motivations for time traveling, and the rules or limitations of their time travel ability. Use these questions to help develop your narrative.

Question 1a

Short answer

Who is the main character of your story, and how do they discover their ability to time travel?

Question 1b

Short answer

Describe the first time the character uses their time travel ability. Where do they go, and what do they experience?

Question 1c

Short answer

What are some of the challenges or conflicts the character faces because of their time travel ability?

Question 1d

Short answer

How does the character's ability to time travel change their perspective on life or their relationships with others?

Question 1e

Short answer

What is the most important lesson the character learns by the end of the story?

Question 2

Essay

Now write your narrative about a person who can time travel.

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