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How does the use of foreshadowing and suspense help to get the story moving forward?

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Foreshadowing and suspense both help the story moving in many ways, foreshadowing can indirectly link the reader something meaning they won't notice it until they get to it. Suspense creates tension and that can create fear, excitement and many other things, this makes the reader want to read more and the setting can be stretched out.

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