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What is foreboding?

A. When a reader makes a prediction
B. Hints or clues that indicate that good things are going to happen
C. When a character in a story makes a prediction
D. Hints or clues that indicate that bad things are going to happen



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Final answer:

Foreboding in literature involves hints or clues indicating bad events, eliciting fear and tension from readers.


Explanation:

Foreboding is when hints or clues indicate that bad things are going to happen in a story. It creates a sense of dread and anticipation for negative events to unfold, keeping readers engaged and creating suspense.

Unlike foreshadowing, which hints at future plot developments, foreboding specifically focuses on the anticipation of negative outcomes, instilling fear and tension in the reader.

An example is in Stephen King's story 'The Moving Finger' where the protagonist's seemingly normal life is disrupted by the presence of a mysterious and ominous force, creating an atmosphere of foreboding and unease.


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