At two points in the chapter "run", noah refers to major life events out of chronological sequence with the rest of the chapter. first, when he awknowledges that he has been thrown out of a moving car before going into detail about how and why that happened. he does this again later when he briefly mentions his mother's eventual gunshot wound. describe how each of these examples constitudes foreshadowing and explain why noah would employ this technique in telling his personal story.