This excerpt adds foreshadowing to the rest of the passage, adding extra suspense and making the reader excited to read on to answer the rhetorical question the narrator asks on Giselle’s behalf.
This excerpt adds foreshadowing to the rest of the passage, adding extra suspense and making the reader excited to read on to answer the rhetorical question the narrator asks on Giselle’s behalf.
I think the answer would be setting because people who read the sentence can relate to the characters in the book. So the setting would cause the rader to think about their own lives.
I can't see the dialogue, but I believe it may mean it's a result of a certain action - it usually has a negative connotation. So likely a punishment / or a result of what someone did/said.
