1. plural of epilog; concluding sections or speeches that follow the main part of a literary work, film, or performance
Usage: Also spelled 'epilogues' (more common in British English); Often used in literature, drama, and film

Examples

• The novel contains two epilogs that reveal the fates of the main characters.
• Many films include epilogs to show what happened to the characters years later.
• The epilogs in Shakespeare's plays often provide final commentary on the action.
• The author wrote several epilogs to address reader questions about the ending.
• The epilogs tied up loose ends that the main narrative left unresolved.