Foreshadowing
Foreshadowing is giving a hint of what will come later in the story. It is a peek ahead, but foreshadowing is never that simple. The author rarely makes foreshadowing obvious, it usually seems to be just part of the story until later when the connection is made as the foreshadowed event plays out.
An example of foreshadowing is in the movie "Titanic" when Rose notices there aren't enough lifeboats for all the passengers on board the ship. This critical shortage plays out later as the ship sinks and so many are forced into the frigid waters, only to die of hypothermia.
An example of foreshadowing is in the movie "Titanic" when Rose notices there aren't enough lifeboats for all the passengers on board the ship. This critical shortage plays out later as the ship sinks and so many are forced into the frigid waters, only to die of hypothermia.
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