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** An excellent example is the eipgraphs in [[Literature/TheWayOfKings2010]], the first book in a planned 10 book cycle. Some of them collect "Death Rattles", an in-universe phenomenon where sometimes the dying will become possessed by an unknown force and utter a prophecy with their last breaths. Major events in ''every released novel'' in the series have been found to have been predicted, once they happened and fans knew what to look for. In order to have done that, Sanderson had to have known the major plot beats of the entire series while he was writing the very first book in it, and to not have deviated from those plans since then.
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** An excellent example is the eipgraphs in [[Literature/TheWayOfKings2010]], ''[[Literature/TheWayOfKings2010 The Way of Kings]]'', the first book in a planned 10 book cycle. Some of them collect "Death Rattles", an in-universe phenomenon where sometimes the dying will become possessed by an unknown force and utter a prophecy with their last breaths. Major events in ''every released novel'' in the series have been found to have been predicted, once they happened and fans knew what to look for. In order to have done that, Sanderson had to have known the major plot beats of the entire series while he was writing the very first book in it, and to not have deviated from those plans since then.
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* ''Literature/TheCosmere'' has clearly been planned out decades in advance, and Creator/BrandonSanderson rivals Eiichiro Oda in ''never forgetting'' plot points. The character of Hoid is practically an avatar of this.
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* ''Literature/TheCosmere'' has clearly been planned out decades in advance, and Creator/BrandonSanderson rivals Eiichiro Oda in ''never forgetting'' plot points. points, as he's spoken many times of writing entire novels just because something in them is going to be significant later and needs to be set up beforehand. The character of Hoid is practically an avatar of this.this.
** An excellent example is the eipgraphs in [[Literature/TheWayOfKings2010]], the first book in a planned 10 book cycle. Some of them collect "Death Rattles", an in-universe phenomenon where sometimes the dying will become possessed by an unknown force and utter a prophecy with their last breaths. Major events in ''every released novel'' in the series have been found to have been predicted, once they happened and fans knew what to look for. In order to have done that, Sanderson had to have known the major plot beats of the entire series while he was writing the very first book in it, and to not have deviated from those plans since then.
** An excellent example is the eipgraphs in [[Literature/TheWayOfKings2010]], the first book in a planned 10 book cycle. Some of them collect "Death Rattles", an in-universe phenomenon where sometimes the dying will become possessed by an unknown force and utter a prophecy with their last breaths. Major events in ''every released novel'' in the series have been found to have been predicted, once they happened and fans knew what to look for. In order to have done that, Sanderson had to have known the major plot beats of the entire series while he was writing the very first book in it, and to not have deviated from those plans since then.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BojackHorseman'' similar to the Futurama example below, has a lot of small details in dialogue and backgrounds that foreshadow character actions later.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BojackHorseman'' similar to the Futurama example below, has a lot of small details in dialogue and backgrounds that foreshadow character actions later.
