Question

IN the story the land lady by Ronald dhal what should be the opening statement to prove that the old women is guilty of her actions.

Answer 1

In Roald Dahl's "The Landlady," the seemingly innocuous demeanor of the old woman serves as a façade that conceals her sinister motives, suggesting her guilt through her unsettling behavior and the chilling details that unfold during her encounter with the unsuspecting young guest, Billy.