7 thoughts on “ Epilogue ”

1. 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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2. noun a concluding part added to a literary work, as a novel. a speech, usually in verse, delivered by one of the actors after the conclusion of a play. the person speaking this.

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3. Epilogue, a supplementary element in a literary work. The term epilogue carries slightly different meanings in nondramatic and dramatic works. In the former, the epilogue is the conclusion or final part that serves typically to round out or complete the design of the work. In this context it is sometimes also called an afterword.

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4. 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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5. - Many thanks to all the wonderful artists, editors, and volunteers who helped make Epilogue an amazing community.

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6. Epilogue is different. It was founded by two former estate lawyers who believe that planning for the future and protecting your family shouldn’t cost a fortune. So they built a company to bring their vision to life.

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7. Jun 18,  · Epilog Laser engraving machines for etching, cutting, and marking systems - affordable, easy-to-use, and versatile.

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