foreshadowing
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Clues that help the reader predict what will happen later
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The reader can predict that Odysseus and Penelope's relationship will likely continue to be strong and resilient, as they have already endured many trials and challenges. Despite the obstacles they face, their mutual love and loyalty to each other will likely help them overcome any future difficulties.
An ending the reader can predict right away
Foreshadowing is a literary device which the author deploys do indicate or hint at something which might or will occur later in the text. It basically allows the reader to predict an outcome.
Foreshadowing affects the reader's anticipation and expectation for what will happen next in the story. It creates suspense and can help build tension as the reader tries to piece together the clues and predict the outcome. It also adds depth to the narrative by suggesting there are underlying themes or connections that will be revealed later on.
The author is using dramatic irony to create suspense and allow the audience to anticipate Farquhar's impending danger. By revealing to the reader information that the character is unaware of, it adds tension and heightens the reader's engagement with the story.
You can not predict the future. What you predict Is wrong.
Yes, you can. However, like astrology, a reader will create a numerical blueprint and through combination of numbers be able to tell you the best time to accomplish various projects and life events.