1. present or deliver an epilogue to (a play, book, or other work)
Usage: present participle of epilogue; literary/theatrical

Examples

• The actor was epiloguing the final scene when the audience began to applaud.
• She finished epiloguing the novel with a reflection on the characters' futures.
• The director decided against epiloguing the play, letting it end abruptly instead.
• He spent the evening epiloguing his memoir with personal anecdotes.
• The production included epiloguing that explained what happened to the main characters.