Your epilogue is a prologue but at the end of the book. It shows the characters after they have returned to normal life, for instance, your main character has a mate and kits. It can also provide information on a problem that will happen in a sequel.
If there was a sickness, show the survivers now healthy and happy. If there was a natural disaster, the survivers have found a new territory and fit in well. If there was a villain, they're probably dead, and the other characters are telling some younger cats the story of the villain.
Anything. Most people don't even do an epilogue, so I'm not going to touch upon this too much. Anything to add? Again, baii!
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A Part-By-Part Guide To Writing Warriors Fanfiction
RandomThe longest title ever.. but it is pretty self-explanatory. For the record, this is Warrior Cats fanfiction. I wrote this ages ago, and it might not really be the best advice, so.. keep that in mind?
