n .
an afterward ; a short concluding chapter of a book ; a short speech at the end of a play 후기 ; 책에서 짧게 쓴 맺음말 ; 연극의 말미에 하는 짧은 말

• In the theater, an epilogue is a short speech, sometimes in verse, that is spoken directly to the audience at the end of a play. In classical drama, the character who makes this concluding speech is called Epilogue. Likewise, a prologue is short speech, sometimes in verse, that is spoken directly to the audience at the beginning of a play. A prologue sets up the play, an epilogue sums it up. Epilogue is also (and more commonly) used outside the theater.
• In a brief epilogue, the author described what had happened to all the book's main characters in the months since the story had taken place.
  작가는 간단한 후기에서, 처음 사건이 벌어지기 시작한 다음부터 몇 달 동안 주요 등장인물들에게 일어났던 일들을 설명했다.