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In the story the landlady an example of foreshadowing is when Billy starts to recognize the names of the people that went missing.

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Through the  Landlady, something mysterious about the Inn is suggested.  One example is when he recalled hearing the names of the previous guest before in the newspaper. Also it seemed alarming that the Hotel was half of what he was willing to pay. Generally, cheap means worst quality.  Also, she seemed very obesssed with ensuring he drank the tea.

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Foreshadowing in the landlady was apparent throughout the story through mystery, remembrance, such as when billy was beginning to remember the people who went missing.

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Foreshadowing in the landlady is shown through remembrance and and mystery when billy started to remember people who went missing.

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When Billy went into the Inn, it just seemed off. Then as the story went on they Landlady just had a off feeling about her, being a little bit too sweet. Then by the end of the story we find out that the Landlady stuffs her dead animals her self to the point it looks real. So learning that the LandLady stuffs her dead animals which fully confirms the weird off putting tone of the Inn.

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Bill Weaver found that the contact book had a bunch of names that sounded really familiar. The lady said that they were staying in her home. That is an example of foreshadowing.

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Throughout the story, everything seemed a little off and strange. By picking up on some of those eerie, strange things, I interpreted that something bad was happening to the main character.

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-When billy starts recognizing the names of the people who went missing
- When the landlady says both guests are still upstairs even after three years
- When they talk about the stuffed animals and how the landlady did them
- When the it says the tea tasted of bitter almonds

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There was an example of foreshadowing when Billy recognized the names of the people who had gone missing

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In the story there was foreshadowing when he asks where he could go for a bed and breakfast and the only option that they say is the Bell and Dragon. This shows that where he ended up wasn't somewhere he would want to be and it wasn't recommended as being good  from the locals

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Throughout the story I was going through my mind wondering what was going on, every time I read something it always seemed a bit off, through the characters actions, to their sayings, the author was trying to make it a messaghe.

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During the story everything seemed a little off and I think that the author was trying to convey that mood through his writting.

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Billy ends up getting poisoned by the tea and then is stuffed by the landlady.

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he thinks the landlady is harmless

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A literary device is in the quote "But the air was deadly cold and the wind was like a flat blade of ice on his cheeks" There is a hyperbole and a simile in this sentence

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The story itself was not confusing, but the ending was very tricky to comprehend, and i didn't know what happened at all.

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The same thing that happened to the other boys will happen to Billy. I think Billy ended up getting stuffed since she seemed obssesed with stuffing. She seemed obseesed with looks, so maybe she was lonely and wanted handsome men to stare at. Also she said she would forget what the men were called and have to look it up in the guestbook, proving they are inaminate.

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he realizes that he and the missing people are the only ones to ever go to the hotel

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I was confused about the ending.

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I was a bit confused rereading the ending, I didn't really understand what it meant. I feel like it was a cliff hanger though.

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I'm not quite sure what happened at the end but I have an Idea. I think what happened is that the Landlady poisoned his tea, that's why it tasted bitter. While they were speaking of the other men in the Inn but you never heard them from the upstairs, this isn't an exact quote but a general idea of what I believe the landlady said " But my dear boy, he never left, they are on the third floor." The land lady was speaking about the other men that were logged in the guest book. So I think she had stuffed their bodies and left them in the upstairs. So I believe that the landlady then poisoned his tea which would of killed him then she stuffed his body. Plus she was asking his age and was talking about how good he looked which gives me more suspension she wanted to stuff his body cause it looked pretty.

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The author uses mood to move the story along and to get the readers to feel how Billy might be feeling.

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the landlady is killing people in the hotel with tea and when they die stuffing them

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I don't even know what happened in the end to be honest.

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In the ending of the book, he notices how well behaved her animals are to where he finds out that she personally stuffed them. After signing the book with the names he ended up being killed and stuffed himself

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I was confused and unsure about what happened in the ending.

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I think the lady is going to make Billy stay in the house with her like the other people he recognized.

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Something about the landlady was off- how she's always interchanging names, forced him to sign the guestbook, had a bed already prepared.
I inferred that she stuffed the two other guys when she started talking about how she stuffed her pets and that the guests were still upstairs.

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it ended by saying that billy has been the only customer they have had for a while.

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it ended by saying that billy has been the only customer they have had for a while.

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Towards the end, i thought the main character was about to get kidnapped or something because in the story it quoted "But my dear boy, he never left. Hes still here. Mr temple is also here. Theyre on the third floor, both of them together," and i thought maybe she kidnapped them and is keeping them somewhere.

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The entire story seemed just a little bit off almost like some sort of story long haunted ritual. I knew that there was a good chance Billy would die.

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There was imagery. In the first paragraph, it states " ... in the evening and the moon was coming up out of a clear starry sky over the houses opposite the station entrance. "

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I inferred that something was off with the  hotel after the previous guest were still staying at the hotel. Suspicious clues led me to believe Billy wouldn't make it out alive

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An inference that I made while reading is that when he saw the signatures and he recognized the names, that they were in the news or newspaper for being killed or hurt badly.

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The landlady is keeping people in the hotel but when they go to leave she is not allowing them too.

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The landlady is keeping people in the hotel but when they go to leave she is not allowing them too.

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In The Landlady foreshadowing happens when Billy started noticing the names of the people who had went missing

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I think Billy was poisoned by the tea because he said it tasted off and then I realized that he would be stuffed by the Landlady.

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The other used mood to show how billy was feeling throughout the story and to show his emotions. 

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The other used mood to show how billy was feeling throughout the story and to show his emotions. 

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simile- a flat blade of ice on his cheeks
Imagery- on page two- first paragraph and when describing the inn
Foreshadowing
Mood- suspense
Theme- be careful who you trust

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¨the air was deadly cold¨

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“Each word was like a large eye staring at him through the glass, holding him, compelling him, forcing him to stay where he was and not to walk away from that house”.

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in the story "the Landlady" an example of fore shadowing was when Billy clearly stated in the text that he didn't want to stay at an inn hosted by creepy Landladies, and there is no better way to describe her than creepy, also the cost to stay at the inn was very cheap which usually means it's bad, and lastly the Landlady mentioned how she declines visitors trying to stay there if they don't look like him(tall, young, dark haired, etc).

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the story was very descriptive leading to the end and this makes the ending a little bit more dramatic and easier to make assumptions about, I think she poisoned him with the tea that she so obviously wanted him to drink, and then stuffed him and stored his corpse on the same floor as the other visitors, but it also seems magical in a sense that she forgets that it has been several years since her last visitor stayed with her, she also has to keep a journal of her visitors, forgetting their names is a sign that she doesn't think of them as people.

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through out the story I picked up on the smallest details and my inference is that the three visitors at the same in were related, as in they went to school together or maybe they were cousins or even brothers, maybe billy suppressed the memories of them going missing and ultimately forgot them until now.

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the author uses an obscene amount of detail about the setting to create mood, this mood gives the reader the same feeling billy might be feeling while adding ominous characteristics to it making the story suspenseful so that the reader would suspect something bad is going to happen, which make this entire story an example of dramatic irony.