A prologue is merely a introduction; it cannot tell the whole story.
But a intro does tell you what is generally going to happen, that line basically means that there will be some type of internal and external conflict. Which is soon to "mend" itself (Fyi, I watched 2 Romeo and Juliet movies and read the play 3 times, if you have more questions, feel free to ask me)
Also if my first answer doesn't work try "This prologue does not disclose all the juicy details of the story
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Similes include like or as
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The correct answer is D-Laws designed to protect child workers in factories did not extend to tenement work.
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invited
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Invited-Make a polite, formal, or friendly request to (someone) to go somewhere or to do something.
Example: "We were invited to a dinner at the Embassy."
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You can't pick a side that you think is right.
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Being impartial means that you are not going on either side of the situation or the argument. The reporter is being like a referee in a basketball game. They shouldn't be biased or picking either side.
The challenge of being impartial is that sometimes you definitely know which side is right. But, you have to stay neutral, limiting your reporting ability to tell what you believe is the truth.
Plus, you can't go in depth on one side of the argument without going in depth on the other side as well to remain impartial.