The Landlady Roald Dahl Analysis

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In the short story, “The Landlady “Roald Dahl, creates a chilling tale of a young, native businessman who makes one fatal choice based on appearances. Dahl teaches the reader when something looks too good to be true, it usually is. At every turn of this terrifying tale Dahl presents several clues to the reader that things are not what they seem. The old “adage,” Don’t judge a book by its cover, comes into play when the reader is introduced to the landlady. The outward descriptions of the landlady do not accurately how the evil that hides behind her warm welcoming smile.” Dahl’s descriptions of the boarding house and the landlady lead the reader to a very unsettling conclusion.

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