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"The Prologue" is kind of an introduction; "prologue" comes from the Greek, meaning "before the words" or "before the story", and it's basically used as an opening section at the begining of a story providing context and background information to the audience about the characters and the plot in advance, mostly in orther to create suspense, or anticipation, which keeps the audience engaged and interested in the final development of the play.
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