The Corn Grows Ripe

How does the author use foreshadowing in The Corn Grows Ripe?

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In Chapter Three, Father's injury is a catalyst for change in Tigre. Father must be injured in order for Tigre to go through this major life change. This foreshadows that Father's injury will further push Tigre into change and he will become a man during this planting season.

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The Corn Grows Ripe