In The Monkeys Paw which quote during the conversation about the first wish foreshadows future events?

In "The Monkey's Paw," the quote where Mr. White expresses hesitation about the first wish—saying, “It’s just a bit of what you might call magic,”—foreshadows the tragic consequences that follow. His dismissive attitude towards the supernatural implications hints at the impending misfortunes that the family will face. This skepticism sets the stage for the disastrous outcomes of their wishes, illustrating the theme of unintended consequences.