Circle of consequences

An example of a possible set of consequences

The diagram below shows a circle of consequences. Each segment of the circle represents a different line of consequences that may arise from the central action. Use the circle of consequences below and ask the group to come up with consequences for the actions listed below, or work on it yourself.  Encourage people to think about consequences that are both intended and unintended. One series of examples is given in the diagram here:

Circle example…
A member of The Arc throws a brick through the window of The Realm offices
1 – The Arc member is arrested by an Officer of The Realm and imprisoned
2 – News spreads of the arrest and Arc members are outraged
3 – The Arc leads a protest outside the Offices of The Realm

You can try these other examples too, or think of your own, using the blank circle shown here: 

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Leaders of The Arc make themselves known to The Realm, and surrender.

The Chancellor of The Realm resigns.

The Office of The Realm is burnt down.

The meeting place of The Arc is vandalised by a citizen of The Realm.

The Chancellor of The Realm outlaws Circle belief and practice.

A law is introduced which says that all Circle members must wear Realm badges.

A member of The Arc gains takes a job within the Offices of the Realm.

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