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A trilogy is a set of three connected works—such as books, films, or video games—that can be experienced either as separate stories or as parts of one larger story. Trilogies are a popular format across many types of entertainment and art because they allow creators to develop complex narratives and characters across multiple installments.
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Within Vinony's link graph, trilogie is referenced by 785 other articles, and connects out to Sophocles, France and literature.
Vinony files it under Literary series, Literary trilogies and Narrative forms.
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Een trilogie is een werk dat bestaat uit drie delen die achter elkaar genoten kunnen worden. Voorbeelden: * filmtrilogie (bijvoorbeeld Trois couleurs: Bleu/Blanc/Rouge, van Krzysztof Kieślowski) * literaire trilogie (bijvoorbeeld Lord of the Rings van J.R.R. Tolkien en Roemers drieling van Astrid Roemer) * muzikale trilogie (bijvoorbeeld van Carl Orff) In het Nederlands wordt het begrip vaak verbasterd tot de contaminatie "triologie".
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