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prologs

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it tells the entire story in brief. It tells the end of the story before the play begins

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]The prologs are leading the details  in the movie like in ROMEY and Julet

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]The prologs are leading the details  in the movie like in ROMEY and Julet

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A prologue has many reasons to be used.... It is a massive spoiler alert, for people who can't read and to tell a bit about what happens in the story

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We think the reason they include a prologue is to know is going on in the movie just like a trailer.

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gajarrrrrrrrrrrrrr

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Proloques are for...
1- if you want to the ending even before the movie starts , so you know how it is going to build up to the actual scene .
2-it may be for people who cant read or write.
3-they are like a blurb but at the beginning but for the people who want to know even before the movie

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We think the prologue is quite sad and very interesting. A prologues use is to inform the audience about what is going to happen in the film or the play (SPOILER ALERT!!!)

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Prologues are very helpful, for people that are illiterate, because it tells us a back story about the play , so you have an idea about the play.
SPOILER ALERT!!!!!!!!

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I think a prologues are to introduce the play to the people.
2.A HUGE SPOILER

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1For people who cant read and aren't so smart to be able to understand the play

2 So you know what the play is about before it even started

3To make sure people fully understand the storyline of the play

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1)A prologue was for people who can't read and write

2) to tell you a bit more about the play so you have an idea and a understanding on what the storyline is going to be about

3) For the suspense so you are waiting for the exciting bit to happen.

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THE use of prologue is to explain what will happen in the play but unfortunately a massive SPOILER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!