Authors use foreshadowing in narratives by dropping subtle hints or clues about future events that create anticipation and build suspense for the reader. This technique can be achieved through the use of symbolism, dialogue, or even specific events that allude to what is to come later in the story. By strategically placing these foreshadowing elements throughout the narrative, authors can engage readers and keep them guessing about what will happen next, ultimately heightening the overall tension and anticipation in the story.
