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    “She was about forty-five or fifty years old‚ and the moment she saw him‚ she gave him a warm welcoming smile.”(3 Dahl) ‘Him’ is Billy‚ the main character in this novella. “Billy was seventeen years old. He was wearing a new navy-blue overcoat‚ a new brown trilby hat‚ and a new brown suit”(1 Dahl). In this story by Roald Dahl The Landlady‚ Billy gets taken in by a nice old landlady into her den. There are two main themes in this story the irony of Billy’s situation and the deception of the landlady

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    The Landlady by Roald Dahl

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    A short story which has an unexpected ending is ‘The Landlady’ by Roald Dahl. The writer uses clever structure and effective characterisation to create such a surprising and satisfactory finale. The story is about a young man named Billy Weaver. He is just starting a new job in Bath and‚ whilst looking for accommodation‚ he comes across a compelling Bed and Breakfast. He can’t walk away from the building and ends us ringing the bell. He barely takes his finger away from the bell when‚ what appears

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    Roald Dahl life

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    Notes on the life and works of Roald Dahl Timeline 1916   Roald Dahl born September 13‚ 1916 in Llandaff. 1920   Sister Astri dies of appendicitis at the age of seven. A few months later Dahl’s father‚ Harald Dahl‚ dies. 1923-1929   Enters Llandaff Cathedral School‚ St Peters school (Weston Super mare) and Repton Public School in Derby. 1934-1939  Graduates from Repton. Accepts position with Shell Oil Company in London. 4 years later‚ begins working in Shell’s branch office in East Africa

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    Roald Dahl Biography

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    T66666666666666666666666666 Author Investigation: Roald Dahl Shaun Cameron Contents ......................................................................................... Introduction...................................................................2 Biographical Details....................................................3-4 Exploration Of Roald Dahl ’s Stories...............................5 Chosen Short Poem........................

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    Let us pose the question; can a warm and cozy feeling also be considered horror? This essay will go in depth on whether or not "The Landlady" by Roald Dahl fits into the horror genre. Please remember there are no set guide lines for a story to fit into the horror genre. This short story does not meet all the elements of horror‚ but still is suspenseful and scary therefore should be considered part of the horror genre. Walking out in the cold‚ windy night Billy Weaver is looking for a hotel he

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    In the short story “The Landlady” by Roald Dahl‚ there many problems that occur. One of the beginning problems kicking off the story was that Billy couldn’t find a place to stay. He settled on a decision of staying at a landlady’s house. However‚ the landlady is extremely creepy. He is starting to wonder many things about her and doesn’t like the gut feeling that he has. Trusting his instinct is a very important role that could potentially save him from something that seems to good to be true.

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    The Landlady “It doesn’t look in the least bit dead.” In the Landlady by Roald Dahl‚ the author uses revealing actions to help describe his characters. In the beginning‚ Billy Weaver was looking for a cheap place to stay and ended up at BED AND BREAKFAST. The landlady welcomed him in‚ gave him a place to stay‚ and tea to drink. Billy learns that the landlady couldn’t be trusted but it was too late. “She was about forty-five or fifty years old‚ and the moment she saw him‚ she gave him a warm

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    A. Russell said in her article “What is the Horror Genre?”. For a story to be considered horror‚ it needs to have many elements‚ like a spooky setting‚ and supernatural occurrence. Some stories just are not considered horror. “The Landlady”‚ by Roald Dahl‚ is not a horror story because the characters are important‚ the setting is not spooky‚ and nothing is supernatural. First‚ the character Billy is important‚ and the reader cares about him. In a good horror story‚ the reader should care more about

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    Beware of the dog

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    Beware of the Dog: The story is about a pilot during the second world war‚ the story took place in the area which consists of Britain‚ France and Germany. The story began while the pilot had a severe injury in his leg which is caused by him getting shot during his flight. He lost the down part of his leg‚ right down his thigh. In the beginning the pilot was in his cockpit trying to imagine how he will make fun of his injury like it is nothing and it doesn’t bother him at all and how he will make

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    landlady’s secret before she murders the young lad. To create suspense Roald Dahl has set the time at 9pm when darkness takes over light. As dark represents evil the mood changes to an atmosphere of suspense‚ particularly if you’re unfamiliar with the area. This is exactly what happened to Billy and Roald Dahl therefore shows this as part of a beginning of suspense. The weather is an important part of the setting in which Roald Dahl creates a sinister mood. ’The moon was coming up out of a clear starry

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