n.后记，(剧本、书籍、电影等的)收场白，尾声，跋

原形：epilogue复数：epilogues

The epilogue revealed that the main character had actually been telling the story from a distant future, reflecting on his past adventures.
（尾声揭示了主角其实是在遥远的未来讲述故事，回顾他过去的冒险。）
After the intense climax, the epilogue provided a sense of closure as the characters reunited and found peace.
（在紧张的高潮之后，尾声让角色们重聚并找到平静，提供了一种结束感。）
In the epilogue, the author hinted at the possibility of a sequel by introducing a new mystery.
（在尾声中，作者通过引入一个新的谜团暗示了续集的可能性。）
The epilogue jumped forward twenty years, showing how the events of the book had shaped the world.
（尾声跳跃了二十年，展示了书中的事件是如何塑造世界的。）
She read the epilogue with tears in her eyes, feeling both sadness for the characters' departure and joy for their well-deserved happiness.
（她含泪读完了尾声，既为角色的离别感到悲伤，也为他们应得的幸福感到高兴。）
The epilogue served as a tribute to the characters, detailing how each one's life unfolded after the main narrative concluded.
（尾声是对角色们的致敬，详细描述了主线故事结束后每个人的生活如何展开。）
Many readers found the epilogue unnecessary, feeling that it detracted from the impact of the ending.
（许多读者觉得尾声是多余的，认为它削弱了结局的影响力。）
In the epilogue, the once-villainous character was shown to have redeemed himself through acts of kindness, surprising and satisfying many readers.
（在尾声中，曾经的反派角色通过善行实现了自我救赎，这让很多读者感到惊讶和满意。）
Without an epilogue, the novel's conclusion would have felt incomplete, leaving readers wondering about the fates of their favorite characters.
（如果没有尾声，小说的结局会感觉不完整，让读者对喜爱角色的命运感到好奇。）
The epilogue wrapped up loose ends, answering lingering questions and providing a satisfying conclusion to the intricate plot.
（尾声解决了遗留问题，回答了悬而未决的问题，并为复杂的情节提供了令人满意的结论。）