Question

On page 5 the narrator tells us about Scarface's situation: "What he needed to really get

ahead in his game was a territory to call his own, but the cartel had the state sewn up, and
there was no room for him... What is the narrator foreshadowing?

Answer 1

The narrator is foreshadowing that Scarface will encounter difficulties in establishing his own territory

Step-by-step explanation:

The narrator is foreshadowing that Scarface will eventually try to establish his own territory in order to advance in his game. However, since the cartel already controls the state and leaves no room for him, Scarface's pursuit of his own territory may lead to conflicts and challenges.

Learn more about Foreshadowing in literature