What are four examples of foreshadowing in the true confessions of Charlotte Doyle?

Answer 1

"...Zachariahs ancient black face" is an example of a metaphor

"I lay listening as the Seahawk, tossed by the ceaseless swell, heaved and groaned like a sleeper beset by evil dreams" is an example of a simile

"the ship is its own nation" is another metaphor

Answer 2

1. Charlotte's discomfort around the crew members foreshadows the betrayal she faces later on.
2. The ominous presence of the ghostly figure foreshadows the challenges and dangers that lie ahead for Charlotte.
3. Captain Jaggery's harsh behavior towards Charlotte foreshadows his true character and his role in the unfolding events.
4. The storm brewing in the distance symbolizes the upcoming turmoil and conflicts that Charlotte will have to navigate.