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''He could not bear the idea of a rival  and came to hate the boy.'' 

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"Yet daedalus was less than pleased, for he felt himself to be no better than a prisoner in Crete."

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"Not even the eagles soar as high as this."

This clues us  to know that Icarus is flying very high and is disobeying his father's words which we can foreshadow he will get hurt.

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¨Time after time Icarus tried it, each time daring greater heights.¨

This quote foreshadows the death of Icarus.

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"for he felt himself to be no better than a prisoner in Crete"

This quote foreshadowed Daedalus being a prisoner on Crete later on in the story

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"Then, forgetting his father's warning, he soared higher still, far up into the cloudless sky. "

This quote foreshadows the event of when Icarus didn't listen to his father and flies to high, while burning his wings.

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¨He saw,too, how their feathers overlapped on another-where they were large and where they were small¨

This clues that dadalus would soon plan to created his own wings.

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''He could not bear the idea of a rival  and came to hate the boy.'' (pg-25)

This clues to Daedalus killing Talus because of his jealousy further in the story.

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"Now I warn you Icarus," Daedalus said,not to be reckless. For if you fly too high the sun will scorch your feathers"

This quote foreshadows Icarus' wings melting off and leading to his death.

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"'Talus will soon surpass me!'"
This quote foreshadows that Daedalus will become jealous of Talus, his nephew.

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" There was nothing his ingenious mind could not design or his skillful hands execute."
This quote foreshadows the building of the labyrinth for the king.

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"Talus was a pupil to make any teacher excited and proud. But not Daedalus. Instead of being pleased, he was frightened and sorely jealous."

This quote foreshadows the murder of Talus from Daedalus due to jealousy.