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1. As an epilogue to all that has been said, I will suppose a case. The persons whom Plato ridicules in the epilogue to the Euthydemus are of this class. He had the past for his prologue, and the future for his epilogue. On the whole, therefore, we may conclude that he would have considered this epilogue .

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2. From its Greek roots, epilogue means basically "words attached (at the end)". An epilogue often somehow wraps up a story's action, as in the one for a famous Shakespeare play that ends, "For .

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3. Jul 01,  · As EPILOGUE's characters race to save the present, they struggle with what matters most: the good of the many, the few, and the one. In a world where the more things change, the more they stay the same; EPILOGUE questions the very nature of time, seeking the means to change the past and future in order to save the present/10(1).

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4. Epilogue Summary Epilogue. Page 1 Page 2 Summary. It is , and Louie has a camp for boys and continues to tell his story around the entire world. He accepts modest fees, enough to provide for his family, which now also includes a son. Louie also supervises the senior center at his church.

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5. epilogue definition: The definition of an epilogue is something at the end of a play, movie or other creative work that provides a conclusion or commentary on what has occurred or come before. (noun) The speech an actor gives at the end of a play summin.

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7. Epilogue Outcomes Edit The Warden-Commander Edit. A Warden and Leliana epilogue. If the Warden-Commander is married to Alistair, she returns to life at court, resuming her duties as queen of Ferelden and receives a hero's welcome when she rides back into the ondepmauvetosotegescisibdada.xyzinfo Alistair awaits her at the palace gates, grinning from ear-to-ear.

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8. The Epilogue was a feature of BBC radio and later television being the last programme broadcast each Sunday evening lasting five to ten minutes and being based on a non-denominational reflective theme usually delivered by a Christian minister or priest in a straight to-camera talk. In British television terminology, an "epilogue" is an equivalent of the American sermonette.

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