The leftist and organized movements were one of the most important forces that presented specific programs in the years after the victory regarding the current situation and the future prospects of the revolution. The main issue of this research is to examine the strategic narratives of the future of the revolutionary structure and trace them in the important developments after the victory of the Islamic Revolution in the actions of the Hezb-e-Tudeh movement, the Mojahedin-e Khalq Organization, the Peykar group, and forces aligned with this movement. It seems that the perception of the current situation of the revolution and the attempt to draw a picture of the future of the revolution can be traced in a process from support to conflict and denial of the revolution. The main question is in which process did the leftist movements move from support, conflict, and denial to political action aligned with these ideas. Examining this process from a strategic and futuristic narrative perspective is an important goal of this research. The issue of confronting imperialism, the way of interacting with liberal forces, the issue of the referendum and the imposed war were among the most important developments that played an important role in creating and monitoring a perspective of the status and future of the developments. Each of these movements has similarities and points of difference in dealing with the developments of the early years. present research is descriptive-analytical in terms of its implementation method and library and documentary capacities have been used.