The Memory Keeper's Daughter Section 4 #2

All the foreshadowing is coming true in the novel The Memory Keeper's Daughter by Kim Edwards. During the first discussion day that we had in class, Mr. Costello asked one prediction/question that we had for the novel. My prediction was that whether the relationship between David and Norah would be able to stand. The relationship between the two of them was based  on lies. Phoebe and the multiple affairs made by Norah made it almost impossible for the relationship to work. Since the beginning of the novel, Kim Edwards have dropped hints on the diminishing relationship between David and Norah. Since the first chapter, the relationship has been starting to decline because of the lie David told about Phoebe. The foreshadowing becomes true in the fourth section of the novel. David and Norah have grown so distant that their relationship was almost non-existent. Finally, the foreshadowing comes true because in the fourth section Norah and David get a divorce. The other foreshadowing event that becomes true is that David is going to meet Phoebe. David finally sees her through the window in this section. "And then David saw her: Phoebe, his daughter" (Edwards, 316).