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{{Title|Prologue |icon=[[File:PrologueAndEpilogueIcon.png|45px|left|frameless|alt=|link=Prologue]]}}
The '''Prologue''' is the first chapter the player encounters when playing [[Celeste]]. it introduces the three basic moves used within the game: a jump, a climb, and a dash. [[Madeline]], as a character, and [[Granny]], also known as the Old Woman, are introduced in this chapter.▼
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| characters = {{bull}} [[Madeline]] <br> {{bull}} [[Granny]] <br> {{bull}} [[Bird]]
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| next = Forsaken City
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▲The '''Prologue''' is the first
Three gameplay [[entities]] are introduced in this chapter: an Intro Crusher (a block which falls on its own), a collapsing [[Entities#Bridge|bridge]], and the (in)famous [[intro car]].
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== Plot ==
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Madeline, having just arrived at the foot at [[Celeste Mountain]] by [[Intro car|car]], is about to embark on a journey. She jumps across several pits, narrowly avoiding a falling block of ice. The [[Bird]] is then introduced; it teaches Madeline how to climb
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Madeline starts panting as soon as she safely arrives on the other side
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== Speedrun strategies ==
It is impossible to dash during the prologue, except at the very end. Therefore, the only way to progress quickly is via [[bunnyhops|bunnyhopping]] and cornerboosting throughout the level. It
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* Upon release, the final dash cutscene wasn't meant to be skippable, yet speedrunners found an exploit requiring frame-perfect menu management to save time. The devs made it skippable in [[Version history|version 1.2.6.0]] to remove the need for a very precise and tedious skip at the beginning of the speedrun.
** The original skip also allowed skipping the "You can do this" text following the dash cutscene, but this was removed because the developers wanted to remind speedrunners that they can do it, as a message of encouragement.
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