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What is foreshadowing?
Hussian Foreshadowing is like a Chekhov's gun, yet more extreme
The use of a minor detail or menial phrase to create a major plot development later on.
named after the creator of MSPA, Andrew Hussie, who uses this many times in his work
In Homestuck, a brand of cake mix one of the main characters dislikes becomes a interdimensional empire in an alternate universe, Hussian Foreshadowing at its finest.
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Foreshadowing - what is it?
A twisted cousin of foreshadowing and preshadowing but closer to foreshadowing
Foreshadowing episode one occurs specifically with a flashback of events before a story set by a character later in the story, more so in a TV show or a movie, that contains subtle hints to events already shown at an early point of the story, set later than the events of the flashback.
As the flashback is set further in the past, the subtle hints count as a foreshadowing
The killer’s father in episode 5 recalls the killer’s childhood. The killer is shown as a child playing with a toy gun. This is foreshadowing episode one where the killer murders someone as an adult
What does "foreshadowing" mean?
PAM MUNOZ RYAN WILL USE FORESHADOWING IN HER TEXT
Foreshadowing - what does it mean?
The fart that is typically pushed out in a hurry, only to discover that there is feces close behind.
guy: well guys i'm going to be heading home, just had a close call with the foreshadower and i'd like to avoid any mishaps.
Pal: o well good luck, man.
Foreshadowing - meaning
Mentioning a gun at the beginning of the story and not shooting the gun until the stroy's end is not foreshadowing, it's fucking procrastination.
Foreshadowing - definition
to predict wats gonna happen fool
that fool is foreshadowing
Foreshadowing - slang
an indication that something is
about to happen
EDP445: I scared a 7 year old girl
EDP445: sends fucked up messages to an underage girl
people online: this is definitely one of the best examples of foreshadowing
Foreshadowing
Foreshadowing is a dramatic device in which an important plot point is mentioned earlier in the story to return later in a sinificant way. This is said by Hermione Granger in A Very Potter Musical.
Snape: A person can however be a horcrux.
Harry: What's a horcrux?
Snape: I'm no even going to tell you Harry, you'll find out soon enough.
You find out later, Snape knew there were horcruxes concerning Harry. This exemplifies foreshadowing.