How Dahl Uses Humor in his Books Boy and Georges Marvellous Medicine to Manipulate the Reader's Perception of Events that Occur

Some people think that Dahl has created these adult creatures based on his childhood elderly experience (Meredith et al., 2013). In George 's wonderful medicine, Dahl uses different types of languages ​​to create humor. In fact, the whole book is full of it. These are used to create images in the minds of readers and colors and awareness that evoke readers' imagination (speech, 2014). There are not many figurines in the book, but when Dahl uses it, he brings devastating effects.

One hundred years have passed since the birth of Roald Dahl, but today the world is still fascinated by its wonderful story. The story written by Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, The BFG and Matilda to The Twits, George's wonderful medicine, and Fantastic Mr. Fox, Dahl is still loved by adults and children. Every story of Darle's story has a rough character that you can reach and a terrible personality. In Matilda, Miss Honey (her name only says she is personality) is clearly a "good" person and you want to succeed. Trunchbull (again her name tells her role), we are probably one of the greatest villains in the literary world. Please look at her explanation of Dahl.

Dahl seems to be a family, and a foolish uncle speaks of a wild narrative that makes you laugh. Many of his stories now become part of the culture and become movies (Matilda, James and Giant Peach, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, the Witch) skip the book and you lose some wonderful fun I guess. . His talent for his weird imagination and humor and fear in the tragedies of manga makes each story a beautiful play. The language of Dahl and his name are tailored to the children. He gave us poetry (Revolting Rhymes), autobiography (boy), fantasy (The Minpins), and many stories Dahl (The BFG, The Twits, George's Marvelous Medicine). This is a wonderful article he wrote for adults (perhaps another forum). Dahl has an honorable place on our shelf and is read by all the family members.