Identifying Foreshadowing in 'A Tale of Two Cities'

In the classic novel 'A Tale of Two Cities' by Charles Dickens, the theme of resurrection is a pivotal element, woven throughout the narrative. Foreshadowing this theme, Dickens employs various literary devices to hint at the transformative power of sacrifice and rebirth. Consider the excerpt where Dr. Manette is described as being reminiscent of a ghost, haunting his own life after years of imprisonment. In this context, identify which of the following examples most effectively illustrates foreshadowing related to Dr. Manette's eventual revival and transformation.