epilogs
Stories' closing sections
Epilogs is the plural of epilog, a spelling variant of epilogue.
An epilog is a concluding section of a literary work or dramatic performance, often addressing the audience directly or revealing what happens after the main action.
By extension, any concluding event or speech: The pianist's encore served as an epilog to the evening.
End or deduction
- afterwordConcluding remarks in books
- postscriptEnd-of-letter addition
- codaClosing musical passage
- finaleConcluding part of performance
denouement · closing · endnote · summation · wrap-up · parting words · final chapter · last word
Last part of performance
- last actFinal portion of drama
- bowRespectful forward inclination
- finaleConcluding part of performance
- farewell addressDeparting person's final speech
Units toward graduation
- series finaleA show's concluding episode
- post-creditsBonus scene after credits
- sign-offFormal ending gesture
- retrospectiveReviewing what came before
conclusion
End or deduction
- afterwordConcluding remarks in books
- postscriptEnd-of-letter addition
- codaClosing musical passage
finale · denouement · closing · endnote · summation · wrap-up · parting words · final chapter · last word · farewell
final scene
Last part of performance
credits
Units toward graduation
- series finaleA show's concluding episode
- post-creditsBonus scene after credits
- sign-offFormal ending gesture
epilogsprologs
Introductory passages, abbreviated
prologues · introductions · forewords · prefaces · beginnings