In Roald Dahl’s short story “ Beware of the Dog” a fighter pilot in WW2 is shot. He lost his leg and a lot of blood which is making him go unconscious. He ejects and finds himself in ‘‘Brighton, England” according to the hospital's nurse. He becomes suspicious when he hears JU-88’s in the daytime, and not at night. The tipping point of the story is when the nurse comes to wash him and she complains about the hard water, but he remembers that the water in Brighton is very soft from his school days. Then he starts to realize he might not be where he thinks he is, to prove his theory one night he painfully crawls to the window and sees a sign in French that reads “Beware of the dog.” He then realizes that his theory is true, and because of this
