Answer:
As Billy is being checked in and shown his room there are some strange situations. There are no people in the bed and breakfast but the room is prepared as if she was waiting for him, the old lady is very weird, the guest book only had two names and they sounded familiar to Billy and the last guest had been there two years before. All these situations are very strange and it foreshadows that there is something odd about the old lady and that Billy is in danger. However, we really understand how bad the situation is when she explains that the two guests on the guest book have actually "never left": "But my dear boy, he never left. He's still here. Mr. Temple is also here. They're on the fourth floor, both of them together".
Explanation:
To complete this exercise, you have to <u>read the story "The Landlady"</u> written by the English writer Roald Dahl in 1959. The story is about Billy, a boy that is looking for a hotel in Bath and ends up going to a very strange bed and breakfast. It is a horror story.
Answer:
girl or boy this is more then one
Explanation:
Answer:
- The Self-destructive nature of obsession.
Explanation:
Theme is demonstrated as the key idea or message that an author intends to convey or reflect through a work. Such ideas function to unify/combine all the elements of the plot together and are often universal in nature so that the readers could associate themselves to it.
In the given excerpt, the theme that is being described here would be '<u>the self destructive nature of obsession</u>' through which the author connects to the audience by suggesting that the excessive passion or obsession with anything leads to invite disastrous consequences as reflected by the phrase 'they are left with half a heart and half a lung'.