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prologue
noun
An introductory section preceding the main action or text.
Local English device voice, when available. This is not a recorded dictionary pronunciation.
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The prologue explains why the narrator returns to the island.
A student theater group created a short play about a fictional railway waiting room on its final evening of use. The prologue introduced a traveler reading an old note left inside a borrowed book, a poignant moment that connected an ordinary object with an absent friend.
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