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The lines from "The Love Song" of
Alfred Prufrock that provide an example of stream of consciousness is the
following:
<span><span>
No! I am not Prince Hamlet, nor was meant to be; </span><span>
<span>Am an
attendant lord, one that will do </span>
<span>To swell
a progress, start a scene or two </span>
<span>Advise
the prince; no doubt, an easy tool, </span>
<span>Deferential,
glad to be of use, </span>
<span>Politic,
cautious, and meticulous; </span>
<span>Full of
high sentence, but a bit obtuse; </span>
<span>At times,
indeed, almost ridiculous— </span>
<span>Almost,
at times, the Fool.<span> </span></span></span></span>
The examples of foreshadowing in paragraph nine are the following:
- "[...] it was the beginning of the experience that in some inexplicable way marked the end of innocence."
- "[...] it involved some secret, secret thoughts of one of the Harris boys across the yard."
Foreshadowing is the literary effect in which the author suggests certain development of events that might happen later in the story. As a result, it motivates the reader to continue the account and prepares him or her for future outcomes of the text.
The answer is: [A]:
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"<span>Anthony's flight arrived at eight, but the cab driver forgot to pick him up."
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