Why might a writer sometimes return to an earlier writing stage?

Whenever a writer finds themself in a well-developed stage of their writing, it is usual to be unable to continue the story due to a lack of inspiration for further plot. This is commonly known as writer's block.

In order to address this issue, a writer might take a peek into an earlier stage of their writing to check on the main idea they once began developing, as well as the patterns in tone and vocabulary. Eventually the writer will come up with a new idea to complement where they last left off.

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