In "The Monkey's Paw," which represents an example of foreshadowing?

A.

the sergeant major's instructions about how to hold the paw and make a wish

B.

Sergeant Major Morris's arrival at the White's front door

C.

Sergeant Major Morris's stories about wars and plagues and strange peoples

D.

the information the sergeant major gives about the death of the paw's first owner

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Daphne Woodward

English

19 June, 19:47

In "The Monkey's Paw," which represents an example of foreshadowing?

A.

the sergeant major's instructions about how to hold the paw and make a wish

B.

Sergeant Major Morris's arrival at the White's front door

C.

Sergeant Major Morris's stories about wars and plagues and strange peoples

D.

the information the sergeant major gives about the death of the paw's first owner

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Michaela · Answer 1

The answer is C, this is the answer because, in the movie all of these strange things happened and happens to every owner of the paw, it's like bad luck

Ronald Kaiser · Answer 2

The answer is D. the information the sergeant major gives about the death of the paw’s first owner