Foreshadowing Passage #1 by Duncan Handley

Ollie

2017-02-10 03:10:18 UTC

i think that maybe the nature program shows that the other mother disguises herself as a human, even though she looks most like a spider in her true form.

Forshadowing (Iestyn

2017-02-10 03:10:19 UTC

\She might encounter things that look like some things but are actually other things.
Iestyn

(Nanami)

2017-02-10 03:11:00 UTC

The passage foreshadows that there will be something in the story that disguises themselves. For example, the people in the 'other' world disguise themselves as normal people but they're monsters trying to eat Coraline.

>< Meow

2017-02-10 03:11:06 UTC

She might find things that look like what they are not
The author makes things look different ^..^

SAKU

2017-02-10 03:11:07 UTC

The author uses foreshadowing to see show the past and a similar problem that happened before. i think in this foreshadowing they are connecting about dreams or illusion that ends too soon

Mariko

2017-02-10 03:11:16 UTC

The author is probably foreshadowing about somewhere in the story, someone or something will disguise themselves as something in order to hide.

Foreshadowing

2017-02-10 03:11:24 UTC

That probably somewhere further in the part of the book that there would be something that would be a hint that maybe something is disguised
- vassilli

Foreshadowing

2017-02-10 03:11:41 UTC

The author might be trying to foreshadow what the other mother really is or that something bad will soon occur.
Kai

Foreshadowing

2017-02-10 03:12:03 UTC

Coraline might encounter something that looks like something but is actually something else.
Annabella

Foreshadowing

2017-02-10 03:12:19 UTC

Is a way of making the audience think back a bout what they read before. EMIXAM

Foreshadowing

2017-02-10 03:13:08 UTC

Something bad is going to happen-Sung jin

JENDA

2017-02-10 03:23:22 UTC

PLENDA

2017-02-10 03:55:09 UTC

(> _ <) ( ' ~ ' ) (* o *)

:) (Elias) Forshadowing

2017-02-10 03:56:31 UTC

The writer of Coraline likes to make things look normal when they really are surreal and sometimes you dont find out until you read the book again which reveals much more about the book.

foreshadowing

2017-02-10 03:57:24 UTC

the fact of disguising themselves ( the insects), there will probably be things or animals that will use the disguising technique later in the book

Foreshadowing

2017-02-10 03:57:28 UTC

maybe that she will have to disguise herself

Forshadowing

2017-02-10 03:57:57 UTC

I might foreshadow that something is acting like something but actually it is something else.

2017-02-10 03:58:19 UTC

(> _ <) ( ' ~ ' ) (* o *)

Darren

2017-02-10 03:58:35 UTC

Maybe someone is going to disguise into someone Caroline trust and hurt her.

This passage foreshadows that in the other world. her other mother and other father disguised themselve to make them look like her real mom and dad, but actually they are the monsters who wants to trap her in the other world and eat her.

2017-02-10 03:58:36 UTC

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The passage foreshadows that there will be something in the story that disguises themselves. For example, the people in the 'other' world disguise themselves as normal people but they're monsters trying to eat Coraline.

2017-02-10 03:59:53 UTC

Matthew

2017-02-10 04:02:05 UTC

It talks about how the insects disguise themselves and that hints at the fact that she might encountering further on in the story about things disguising themselves