Which of the prison warden's words to Jimmy
foreshadow the surprise ending?

Foreshadowing refers to a technique in literature that involves a writer alluding to events and plot developments which will occur later in the story.

To give an example of foreshadowing (especially one which would apply to Jimmy's encounter with Annabel), consider the conversation between Jimmy and the warden in the beginning of the story. The warden advises him to give up his safecracking and become an honest citizen, advice which alludes to plot developments later to come. At this point in the story, Jimmy doesn't take the warden seriously and returns to his criminal ways. However, upon his encounter with Annabel, he actually does give up his life of crime and embarks on a career as an honest businessman.

The earlier conversation serves to foreshadow the transformative impact that Annabel will have on Jimmy's entire life.

Explanation:

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