Esperanza Rising

Esperanza Rising

What foreshadowing does the author use to indicate something bad might happen?

 

 

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In the very beginning of the story Abuelita nodded and said thoughtfully, "No hay rosas sin espinas." There is no rose without thorns." In this statement, Abuelita foreshadows difficult times, as she implies there is no life without struggle.

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"No hay rosas sin espinas." There is no rose without thorns."  This tells you there's no life without struggle. Ever.

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