The narrative repetition is a distinctive feature of Margaret's style of novelist Dora, as it contributes to strengthening the idea directed to the recipient and in showing the poeticity of the vocabulary and musicality of the archives. After we applied the narrative repetition relations of the critic Gerard Genet to the aforementioned novel, it became clear to us that Dora had taken from repeated fiction one of its basic techniques, similar to the fictional works of Beckett, Alan Robb, Geity and Claude Simon.