Assertion: epilogue | /r/CapableOf | take place
Facets:
value: within the story
type: LOCATION
value: after ☀
type: TEMPORAL
value: as with the prologue
type: OTHER
value: at any time
type: TEMPORAL
value: within the world of the novel
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Epilogues still take place within the story; however, they're presented in such a way that they're mostly meant to wrap up any loose ends and answer any remaining questions the reader might have after finishing the final chapter.
text: Epilogues are written by the author but take place within the main story.
text: An epilogue is a part of the story: it takes place within the world of the novel, includes the characters and events that have taken place.
text: The Epilogue takes place twenty-five years after the main events of the play and is called an Epilogue (and not Scene VII) because it exists in the world of dreams or fantasies, and it projects certain views of Joan after her death and her reactions to these events.
text: An epilogue can take place at any time after the story has ended; it can be set a few hours later, the next day, or several decades into the future.
text: As with the prologue, the epilogue takes place within the story; however, it frequently serves to tie up loose ends, to jump a bit ahead in time to tell you how things turned out.
text: The Epilogue takes place after ☀[[The Black Dusk]].