Choose an example of foreshadowing from the first chapter. "And so the shadow fell across us that winter afternoon." Nollie is given a beautiful new hat. "Occasionally--on a rare and magic day--a white winter sun broke through." A delivery boy brought a beautiful flower arrangement from an old friend.

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Konner Pham

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24 December, 22:10

Choose an example of foreshadowing from the first chapter. "And so the shadow fell across us that winter afternoon." Nollie is given a beautiful new hat. "Occasionally--on a rare and magic day--a white winter sun broke through." A delivery boy brought a beautiful flower arrangement from an old friend.

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Raiden York · Answer 1

The correct answer is the first phrase.

Foreshadowing signifies that the author is giving hints to the reader to let them know that something (usually bad) is about to happen. In the first phrase, "And so the shadow fell across us ... " the narrator conveys foreshadowing with the use of "the shadow." Since shadows are literally dark and symbolically evil or ominous, this detail lets the readers know that something bad is about to happen.