In a book, the prologue usually comes before the main story, while the epilogue comes after the main story ends.
the epilogue is generally the last part of a book. It ties up loose ends or explains parts of the book that you may still have questions about. The only things that might be after an epilogue are maybe notes from the author, a glossary, or maybe a list of references.
Well, I'm not sure that there is an exact antonym. Epilogue is close though. An epilogue comes at the end of a book, like the prologue comes at the beginning.
The epilogue of this book completely ruined it for the reader.
in a book, the opposite of an epilogue is the prologue. The Prologue pulls the person in to the book at the beginning (before chapter 1) by telling things the reader needs to know in order to understand the story while the Epilogue tells of things that happened after the basic story in a way to help tie up the loose ends or even leave room for a sequel.
After the prologue in a book, the story typically continues with the first chapter. This is where the main narrative of the book begins and the plot starts to unfold.
After the prologue in a book, the main story or narrative typically begins.
i don't think so but there is a prologue called 'the black book of buried secrets' .
Do you mean "prologue?" A prologue is an introduction to a a book that is not a part of the book proper. Normally, it sets up the action that is to take place in the book. It's complement is the epilogue which ties up loose ends at the end of a book.
Sabriel is a fiction novel written by Garth Nix that is the first in the Abhorsen Trilogy. The book has 491 pages split into a prologue, twenty-nine chapters and an epilogue.
There are nine chapters in the first book of the Artemis fowl series
In a book, the introduction typically comes before the prologue. The introduction provides context or background information about the book, the author, or the subject matter. The prologue, on the other hand, is like a teaser that sets the stage for the main story or introduces important information before the first chapter.
The word for the beginning part that is 'reflective' is Prologue, and the word for the ending part is Epilogue.