A Frolic of His Own

How does the author use foreshadowing in A Frolic of His Own?

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While Christina and Harry are having dinner, she recalls the morning's phone conversation with Oscar, who is convinced that Mudpye's poking him in the chest to make a point has broken his sternum. He also insists that Mudpye's slapping him on the shoulder has cracked his scapular. Their conversation foreshadows a lawsuit, as under the law, poking someone without consent constitutes battery

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A Frolic of His Own