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An example of foreshadowing in the story is when Billy had gotten suspicious of the landlady while talking about other people who visited the hotel

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I think that the landlady ended up killing him in the end, becasue of the fact that he gave her all his money and quit his job

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Example of foreshadowing is when she might be stuffing her animals which foreshadowns something is fishy

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an example foreshadowing in the "Landlandy" was when Billy found out or had the suspicion that the people who were there before went missing. He got really suspicious when he entered the house and the place was really low priced and no one else seemed to have been there. There were only to other names in the guest book.

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Throughout the story, the foreshadowing is when Billy had the suspicion of the landlady acting weird or suspicious, by giving creepy smiles, and her just ringing the bell then the door just popped open and she was there, and there's only been him there in like two to three years.

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I can infer that she knew what happened to those 2 guys who signed their name in the book. Because every time he tried to talk about it the lady would ask about tea and try to change the topic.

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Foreshadowing that was apparent throughout the story was the old lady constantly mistaking the young man by previous vacants staying at the Inn. This hinted at the ending because she repeated the same two last names and could never remeber his.

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At the end of the story Bill was poisoned with tea by the landlady.

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The lady was kind o f always smiling or creepily staring at the guy which seemed pretty off. There was an off feeling for most of the story.

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At the end of the short story "Landlady" Bill was poisoned by the landlady with tea.

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An example of foreshadowing was when the landlady was giving Bill creepy looks at him so something was off there.

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at he end of the story bill got poisned by tea

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The foreshadowing was when he was in the piano room and he asked why she didn't have any of other two stuff even though she said they were on the 3rd floor

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An inference that I made in the middle of the story is that Bill would be killed. I thought this because everything was perfect inside the bed and breakfast and then the guest book had barely any people, with the most recent being 2 years ago which did not add up at all.

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at the end of the story billy ended up dying in his sleep due to being poisoned by the landlady with tea.

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At the end of the story Bill was poisoned when he drank the tea.

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In the end of the story they ended up talking about the animals in the lady's house and how they actually weren't alive and how she stuffed them herself. And I believe she killed the other people there? Or at least they died while they were there somehow.

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What ended up happening in the "Landlady" was the old lady had killed the two previous visitors at the inn and had preserved their bodies, and mentioned how they were still there. The main character Billy was told to sign the guest book and when he looked at it he saw that their were only two visitors from the past few years.

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An example of foreshadowing is when Billy was looking around the Bed and Breakfast and saw the parrot in the cage saying that animals were a good sign in a place like that.

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a literary device that was shown in this story is imagery. In the beginning Billy didn't know were to for a night. The author give a clear description of the night. When he was walking alone to the hotel. "he could see that the paint was peeling from the woodwork on their doors." this gave a spooky effect to the story.

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When the hotel was really cheap, that could have given a sign that something was up.

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I kind of had a feeling in the beginning that there was something very wrong with the house, which I'm sure everyone knew as well. The lady was just too bright and happy. She was very odd.

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I can infer that the land lady killed the other two boys who were there. I think this is why Bill had seen their names before. The boys wound up dead, so they were headlined in the newspaper because it was a mystery of how they died.

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An example of foreshadowing is that when the hotel was so ridiculously cheep you can tell something was going to be sketchy.

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Billy and the lady drinking tea and the billy ask the lady if anyone has been at the hotel for 3 years and she says only you

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At the end of the story Billy drinking tea with the lady, and he gets poisoned.

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At the end of the story Billy suddenly passed that night and "donated" money to the Landlady.  poised with tea

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The Landlady ends with Billy asking if anyone has been there for 2-3 years and she said "Only you." to leave everyone in suspense.

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I knew as soon as he saw no other coats or hats hung up that their was something wrong with the place and then there was only two other people that have been there as shown in the guest book. Another fishy thing was when he asked how long its been since someone has come she said about two to three years because she is very picky with as to whom she allowing into her home.

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There were quite a few times where they compared things to another. Like in the line, "His skin was just like a baby's" That would be a simile.

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I can infer that the landlady killed the other two boys since we know that she killed Bill.

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An example of foreshadowing is when the hotel looked very cheap and that could be a sign to us that something was off.

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Infrences I made while reading the story was that the Old lady was insane. I said this because she seemed to attached to Billy, and kept saying she was very picky about who she choose, as well as the name confusion was very sketchy.

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In the landlady there is an example of dramatic irony. I think this because Bill thought that the tea had a bitter taste. This is dramatic iron because he thought he was fine but the readers knew he was being poisoned.

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I definitely got the idea that the Landlady was a killer because of how she acted towards Billy even when he first stepped foot into the house. It was weird how there have only been two other people were recorded in the guest book when prices were such a good deal and the Landlady seemed organized and the house was clean.

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I thought throughout the story that something was definitly really weird about the lady. I just based these of the fact that she always said and did weird things

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Billy got poisoned.

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An example of foreshadowing throughout the story is when the land lady were acting suspicious and overall creepy. from the creepy smiling, to the uneasy staring it was apparent to the reader that the landlady was acting very odd.

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I can infer that something was off with the lady throughout the whole story and that something bad was going to happen. She probably killed him.

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The Landlady ended up poisoning bill's tea, which connected with the foreshadowing idea

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I can infer that the landlady knew what happened to the other guests because right after making very detailed remarks about their skin and teeth and bodies she commented on how she taxidermied her parrot and dachshund.

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some foreshadowing in the story was when she was talking about other people who had signed.

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Examples of literary devices that I saw were Irony, "Now wait a minute,' he said. 'Wait just a minute. Mulholland... Christopher Mulholland... wasn't that the name of the Eton shoolboy who was on a walking-tour throught the west country, and then all of a sudden..."

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I think that the end of the story Bill ends up getting poisoned by the tea that the old lady gave him

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At the end of the story the land lady poisoned Billys tea.

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there was a lot of imagery in the begging of the book especially. One example of this is when the author described what the rest of the street looked like and then there was the bed and breakfast and it gave a clear description as to what the place looked like on the inside as well.

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Situational Irony- He thought his time there was going to be bad but he actaully enjoyed it a little.

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At the end of the story the lady gave Billy a weird look and said that no one has been their in the last 2 or 3 years.

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A literary device I definitely noticed was situational irony. I feel like much people could've expected her to be a killer, but the story didn't say that. She seemed really nice when he entered but then she got suspicious when she had those creepy smiles and was overly nice.

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Some examples of literary devices were Imagery, Point of view, Conflict, Dialogue, Setting, and Mood.

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I felt that there was something off with the land lady. She already had a room ready for him when he came in. And everything was cheap, so you could tell something was off.

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There is an example of imagery when Billy was looking around and noticing things about the Bed and Breakfast

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This is when the land lady was just standing there as he was approaching the Bed and Breakfast. Then she is also commenting on his appearance.

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I thought that it was wierd that it was really cheap, and the landlady kept asking him to drink the tea, and he didn't want to and it made me feel sketchy about the tea. Also she talks about his perfect teeth and that she was all over his height. Also, she was talking about how the people that were there before never left. They were on the third floor and it was weird that nobody ever noticed.

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That she killed the other people that came because they were handsome and young.

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I assumed that either Billy would die or he'd try to leave and succeed, or the landlady would have died. (?)

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The hotel was very cheap, which was a sign that it was suspicious. Then the lady keeps complimenting him and we find out that she stuffs her dead animals

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he got poisoned with tea, from the landlady.

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Situational Irony: We don't expect that the old lady would be a killer

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An example of literary devices I found in the short story was she said that "His skin was just like a baby's."