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    The Landlady

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    The Landlady Horror stories are intended to scare‚ unsettle or horrify the reader. This year I have read a story written by Roal Dahl called “The Landlady”. In my opinion‚ this story is a great example of a horror fiction. “The Landlady” is a short story about a young insurance salesman called Billy Weaver‚ who travels to Bath on a business trip. He arrives to Bath in the evening and looks for accommodation. While walking to the Bell and Dragon‚ a hotel recommended by the porter of the train

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    Sympathy for Mary Maloney

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    English Diagnostic: Sympathy for a Murderer Roald Dahl makes the reader feel sympathy for Mary Maloney even though she has just murdered her own husband by skillfully developing her character and by placing Mrs. Maloney in a situation that justifies her actions. Firstly‚ the authour begins the short story by showing how loyal and loving Mary Maloney is towards her husband. He starts off with telling the reader how Mrs. Maloney looks forward to him coming home and pampers him after his workday

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    to me if you ate it up”(Dahl 4). She tells them to eat the leg of lamb‚ the weapon used to kill Patrick‚ to obliterate all evidence of his murder. This is very devious as she tries to avoid getting caught by eating the lamb. Another way Mary Maloney is more devious is‚ she pretends to be shocked by Patrick’s death. The text states‚” if she found anything unusual or terrible when she got home‚ then it would be a shock and she would have to react with grief and horror”(Dahl 3). This quote shows Mrs

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    Mary Maloney is a captivating character that pulls the reader deeper into “Lamb to the Slaughter‚” by Roald Dahl. Mary is characterized as a woman that is extremely submissive to her husband and has a creative mindset. Mary Maloney has shown in “Lamb to the Slaughter’” that she is a very submissive wife to her husband‚ Patrick Maloney. When he got home from work she tries very hard to let her husband relax after a long day. “I’ll get it‚” she cried jumping up ‘“Sit down‚” he said ‘ Shall I get your

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    story expresses how Mary Maloney‚ the main character and wife to Patrick Maloney‚ is six months pregnant. The author of “Lamb to the Slaughter‚” Roald Dahl‚ greatly expresses Mary’s deep love for her husband in the exposition of the short story‚ but despite Mary’s immense love for her husband‚ Patrick Maloney‚ he has the desire to leave her. Dahl never specifically states Patrick’s reasoning for wanting to leave Mary‚ so the readers try to use context clues within the story to figure out why Patrick

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    such a tremendous impact on society compared to other types of music. Classical music is rooted all the way from the 11th century to present day today. In the article‚ “The Rise and Fall of Literacy in Classical Music: An Essay on Musical Notation‚” Dahl states the period from 1550 to the 1900 was known as “the Common Practice”. Classical music is largely distinguished from other art forms due to the notation. The music is measured precisely with pitch speed‚ meter‚ rhythm‚ and exact execution of

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    Gender Roles

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    However‚ there is debate on which contributes more to gender roles. First‚ in order to determine the importance of biological effects on gender roles‚ study into biological effects must be executed. Several researchers including Mc Cubblin and Dahl (1985) contend‚ “Certain behavioral differences are due to male and female hormones” (p191). Granted‚ studies have shown that men and women have the same hormones but at different levels; however a study conducted by John Money revealed how early exposure

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    essentially dictates their lives and actions. Similarly‚ in “Burned Out and Bored” Ronald Dahl reflects upon how the increased use of technology‚ among many other factors‚ has caused people to become overly dependent and stimulated that one can argue that‚ in a way‚ technology is actually setting us back rather than moving us forward. While the original intent of technological advancements is to enhance our lives‚ Dahl observed that technological over-stimulation has actually desensitized people and caused

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    Analysis The Unbrella Man

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    Roald Dahl was a famous short story writer who became one of the most successful and beloved children’s writers of all time. He wrote many novels and a huge number of short stories‚ which all continue to be enjoyed by children of all ages. Now I want to give you a summary of the short story «The Umbrella Man». Summary The narrator of this story is a 12-year-old girl who has gone to London with her mother to visit the dentist. After that they go to a café. When it’s time to go home‚ the rain starts

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