Which of the following is an example of foreshadowing from the short story “Theseus and the Minotaur?” Group of answer choices "She threw him a great ball of string and he tied one end of it to the entrance. He smiled at her, turned and began to make his way into the maze, the string playing out behind him as he went. "As the animal grew weak, Theseus gave one almighty tug on the head, turning it almost right around. The creature’s neck snapped, it gurgled its last breath and fell to the fJoor with an enormous thud.” “It was over, he had done it. The Minotaur was dead.” "The Gods clearly thought the same thing, for they had a further horror in store for him, as a punishment for his ungrateful treatment of the young