Roger throws rocks at the littlun playing by himself on the beach. Which event does this incident foreshadow? a. Simon's releasing the parachute caught on a rock on the mountain. b. Jack's forming a new tribe and setting up camp at Castle Rock. c. Roger's throwing a large rock down the mountain and killing Piggy. d. A littlun who goes missing and is thought to be lost in the fire.

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Megan Saunders

Mathematics

10 December, 04:18

Roger throws rocks at the littlun playing by himself on the beach. Which event does this incident foreshadow? a. Simon's releasing the parachute caught on a rock on the mountain. b. Jack's forming a new tribe and setting up camp at Castle Rock. c. Roger's throwing a large rock down the mountain and killing Piggy. d. A littlun who goes missing and is thought to be lost in the fire.

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Jovanny · Answer 1

The correct answer is;

c. Roger's throwing a large rock down the mountain and killing Piggy.

Step-by-step explanation:

To foreshadow means to hint at the an expected future occurrence of an event in literature writing. To foreshadow takes place at the opening part of a story or literature book so as to form ideas as to what is to be expected as the story progresses

Foreshadowing can come in the form of

A dialogue between the actors in the story

A change in setting

Event of a plot

Out of the options, the strongest correlation between Rogers act and the future exists is to c. Roger's throwing a large rock down the mountain and killing Piggy.