Stephen King's Use Of Foreshadowing
Stephen King symbolizes cigarettes and smoking as something that can be harmful to oneself. For example, a tazer is very harmful, and in the story he mentions that Donatti uses an increased voltage to harm an animal or his wife. Although the high voltage did not harm him, it harmed the personthat he truely cares about. This happened because he gave inn toa temptation of wanting to smoke a cigarette. It was a way so that he can quit smoking once and for all.
In the story Stephen King gives a powerful use of foreshadowing. In the story, Jimmy mentions, " Did you put on any weight?" And Morrison replies, " Yes. A little too much, in fact." Because Morrison has gained weight by smoking, he might have a suprising event at the end of the story.
In the story Stephen King gives a powerful use of foreshadowing. In the story, Jimmy mentions, " Did you put on any weight?" And Morrison replies, " Yes. A little too much, in fact." Because Morrison has gained weight by smoking, he might have a suprising event at the end of the story.