The Landlady a mysterious story that keeps a reader on edge . But how did
Roald Dahl create suspense and leave you wanting more ? The author of the
Landlady Roald Dahl gives readers clues to let their imagination run wild and
decide what they think’s going to happen. The author also uses descriptive
words that are creepy and keeps the reader's mind interested and they also keep
the story going . For example ” Billy started sipping his tea. She did the same.
For half a minute or so, neither of them spoke . But Billy knew that she was
looking at him . Her body was half-turned towards him , and he could feel her
eyes resting on his face, watching him over the rim of her teacup. Now and …show more content…
It was not in the least unpleasant, and it reminded him — well , he
wasn’t quite sure what it reminded him of. Pickled walnuts? New leather ? Or
was it the corridors of a hospital ? “ The author used words like emanate and
corridor . In the tale of 2 cities statistics show that when Jane Austen
Roald Dahl create suspense and leave you wanting more ? The author of the
Landlady Roald Dahl gives readers clues to let their imagination run wild and
decide what they think’s going to happen. The author also uses descriptive
words that are creepy and keeps the reader's mind interested and they also keep
the story going . For example ” Billy started sipping his tea. She did the same.
For half a minute or so, neither of them spoke . But Billy knew that she was
looking at him . Her body was half-turned towards him , and he could feel her
eyes resting on his face, watching him over the rim of her teacup. Now and …show more content…
It was not in the least unpleasant, and it reminded him — well , he
wasn’t quite sure what it reminded him of. Pickled walnuts? New leather ? Or
was it the corridors of a hospital ? “ The author used words like emanate and
corridor . In the tale of 2 cities statistics show that when Jane Austen