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Yeah. Pettigrews death is one of the most impressive for me. It's set up in book 3. In book 4 Pettigrew gets the silver hand and Dumbledore explains how useful the life debt is (might have the wrong book here). It all sets up the death in book 7: Pettigrew has to help out Potter, but just as...

Done, and good point. No, I mean that as far as foreshadowing and follow through goes for writing, she is one of the best there is, if not simply the best. She was good enough at it that people wrote books analyzing her books for hints through extensive textual analysis. And those books were...

As it goes for planning, comparing someone to Rowling is like comparing someone's world building to Tolkien. Obviously they come up short. Like her or hate her, Rawling's ability to foreshadow and plan ahead is second to none, both in a single book and between books. For just a few examples...