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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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    Murder By Roald Dahl

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    Author Roald Dahl wrote this dark humored story about a married couple in the 1950s‚ Mary and Patrick Maloney. This story begins with Mary waiting for her police officer husband‚ Patrick‚ to getting home then ends with Mary killing Patrick and getting away with it because she fed the police the murder weapon. This ending is very unexpected considering at the beginning the six month pregnant Mary loved her husband more than anything. This story opens with Mary calmly waiting for her husband

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    Landlady By Roald Dahl

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    “Landlady” is a tragic fiction story; one with a peculiar ending written by Roald Dahl. In the short story‚ Billy (protagonist)‚ a young‚ handsome man is in search of an affordable hotel out on a chilly night at Bath‚ England. One of the shopkeeper’s tells Billy ‘to try the Bell and Dragon”‚ a quarter of a mile down the street. Ordinarily‚ Billy was planning on heading straight to the Bell and Dragon‚ but on the way‚ there was a notice that said BED AND BREAKFAST. Billy rang the doorbell‚ and out

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    Roald Dahl Publisher: Wolters-Noordhoff Year of Publishing: 1994 City of Publishing: Groningen Titel description: The story is bout the life of Roald Dahl and when he was young‚ his mother gave him the nickname "Boy". Information about Roald Dahl: Roald Dahl’s quirky and darkly funny tales made him a popular children’s author in the second half of the 20th century. His career as a salesman for Shell Petroleum in Africa was interrupted by World War II; Dahl joined

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    write poems in different style with different meaning. However‚ a famous children’s author ‘Roald Dahl’‚ written many poems for children that is full of imagination. There is a deeper meaning to every poems he wrote rather than just a childless and funny poems that kids like to read. One of his poem‚ “Tummy Beast” shows that children are full of imagination and adults have limited imagination. Firstly‚ Roald Dahl shows that adults often think that they know better than children. Adults won’t believe

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    terms that are present in a short story. Roald Dahl‚ a famous short story writer‚ uses multiple literary devices in his short stories. Dahl developed a very effective writing style in his short story‚ “Poison” through his significant uses of irony‚ realistic imagery‚ and especially‚ engaging symbolism. In Roald Dahl’s short story‚ “Poison‚” the plot includes various examples of irony. “Poison” is one of Dahl’s most famous stories‚

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    16 August‚ 2013 Lamb to the Slaughter In the short story “Lamb to the Slaughter”‚ author Roald Dahl conveys his feelings that the troubles in life can be solved by analyzing the situation before acting‚ that you should appreciate what you have‚ and that ultimately that everyone is a lamb‚ all with the power to break free of their control. To reinforce his lesson on planning out a situation‚ Roald Dahl uses examples of the outcomes of situations with and without rational thinking; he first begins

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    man” by Roald Dahl. Roald Dahl is a British writer‚ who is well-known for creating wonderful children`s fiction. He was born in Wales on 16th September 1916 to Norwegian nɔːˈwiːdʒən parents. His father died when he was 3 years old and he was brought up by his mother. He had a fairly unhappy time at (the) boarding school which he later described as "days of horrors" filled with "rules‚ rules and still more rules that had to be obeyed‚" which inspired much of his gruesome fiction.  Roald Dahl didn`t

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    among children around the entire world and it has adopted different versions by many writers. One of the famous versions of this t​ ale​ came from Roald Dahl who included this in his famous book Revolting Rhymes. There he fractured traditional fairly tales and he also put a touch of his dark humor by which he is so recognized. To begin with‚ Roal Dahl presents many changes to Cinderella’s t​ raditional ​ tale. Firstly‚ he decides to go off the plot in a different direction‚ altered the characters

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    done this; he would have done something more along the lines of ‘bed and breakfast’. You ca see how the style in which you present two of the same words‚ can create two totally different feelings.   After introducing the ‘BED AND BREAKFAST’ Raold Dahl then begins to paint a picture of a comfortable homely residence‚ a fire burning‚ green curtains (some sort of velvety material) and the pretty little dachshund curled up asleep. This all seems very nice‚ but when we are revealed to the fact that he

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