* The "Two Moons": The recurring symbol of the "Two Moons" is central to the story, foreshadowing both the physical and metaphorical journey Minli will take. The "Two Moons" represent Minli's two choices: staying in her village or venturing into the unknown to find the Old Man of the Moon.
* Minli's Encounter with the White Wolf: The white wolf Minli encounters early in her journey warns her about the dangers ahead. This foreshadows the real and imagined dangers Minli will face on her journey.
* The Old Man of the Moon's Absence: The fact that the Old Man of the Moon has seemingly disappeared foreshadows the possibility that Minli might not be able to find him, creating a sense of uncertainty and potential disappointment.
* The Grandmother's Advice: The grandmother's advice to Minli, "If you have two moons, you can choose," foreshadows the importance of choice and the potential consequences of Minli's decisions.
* Minli's Dreams: Throughout the story, Minli has vivid dreams about the Old Man of the Moon and her journey. These dreams foreshadow events that will later occur, highlighting the importance of following her intuition.
* The Storyteller's Tale: The storyteller's tale about a girl who followed the "Two Moons" foreshadows Minli's own journey and highlights the importance of following one's dreams.
* The "Old Man" of the Moon's Advice: While not explicitly a foreshadowing, the Old Man of the Moon's advice about "listening to your heart" and following your own path subtly hints at the theme of self-discovery and the importance of trusting one's intuition.
These are just a few examples of foreshadowing in "The Two Moons." The book is full of subtle hints and clues that help build suspense and anticipation for what's to come.