örnezzáródó

Örnézzáródó is a Hungarian term that translates literally to "example closing" or "pattern closing." It refers to a specific type of narrative or thematic resolution found in literature, film, or other storytelling mediums. The concept of örnezzáródó is characterized by the way a story concludes by reinforcing or directly referencing an initial premise, character trait, or thematic element that was established early on. This creates a sense of circularity and completion for the audience.

Instead of introducing entirely new conflicts or resolutions in the final act, örnezzáródó brings the narrative back to its roots. For instance, a character's initial fear or ambition might be revisited and ultimately overcome or fulfilled in a way that mirrors their early struggles or desires. Similarly, a central metaphor or symbol introduced at the beginning might reappear in the conclusion, giving it added significance. This technique aims to provide a satisfying sense of closure, suggesting that the journey taken by the characters or the exploration of the theme has led them back to a fundamental understanding or state, albeit transformed. It emphasizes consistency and the importance of initial narrative choices in shaping the overall meaning of a work.