• prologue: a preface or introductory part of a discourse,
    poem, or novel
  • precaution: a measure taken in advance to avert possible
    evil or to secure good results
  • procrastinate: to defer action; delay; to put off till another
    day or time;

Normally at the beginning of a book, there’s a prologue. Nope, not here. “Precaution” is much more appropriate.

Procrastination is going to have to wait until Part 2. (That’s a little word humor there. It’s OK, you’ll get used to it.)

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