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Examples Of Foreshadowing In Rikkii

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In “Rikki-Tikki-Tavi”, Kipling uses foreshadowing by suggesting that Rikki could either win or lose the battle between him and the cobras and therefore creating the suspense of the story. “Come then, Nagaina. Come and fight with me. You shall not be a widow for long.” (Kipling 473). In this quote, Nagaina and Rikki are about to fight in the dining room of the bungalow. Kipling used this foreshadowing by giving us a hint that Rikki might win the battle of him and the cobras, which created suspense, but he also foreshadowed that Rikki might lose the battle, which was a great writing skill because it created even more suspense and some very suspenseful moments. “ … very few mongooses, however wise and old they may be, care to follow a cobra into

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