Lamb to the Slaughter by Roal Dahl

Especially when you are killed by a frozen lamb, it is unfair to make someone angry. As everyone understands, when you kill someone you have to pay the price. Obviously this woman did not. But we are sure that she will marry another man and kill him. In "Lamb to the Slaughter", I will tell you how Mary Maloney and she is crazy. At the beginning of the story, Mary Maloney sounds very kind and kind and generous. She patiently waited for her husband to return home from work.

In the class I read the "Lamb to the Slaughter" written by Ronald. This story happened at the Malone's house one night, it seems like an ordinary couple. Mary Maloney is waiting for her husband Patrick, the policeman to go home. Mary is happy to be pregnant and I am looking forward to his return. But Patrick brought her an annoying surprise. He said he was leaving her. Mary came in shock as if nothing had happened. After freezing, she ate the frozen lamb for dinner. When her husband repeated that he was out, Mary banged a lamb on his head and killed him. Next she went to a grocery store to create a crime scene and called a policeman looking for a murder weapon. At the same time, Mary persuaded them to eat the leg legs in the oven, so they destroyed the evidence.

The lamb went to massacre. In 'Lamb to massacre', Dahl showed his short psychological fear proficiency, and the lack of obvious fantastic elements only exacerbated the terrible building atmosphere. The whole story takes place in pregnant wife, Mary Mallony's apartment. The choice to tell a story from the point of view of a murderer is an interesting choice and defines most of the story. "In this story, the main character Roald Dahl plays a lamb at a slaughterhouse." Mary Maloney is clearly a mental illness. The legs of the lamb which I took out of the freezer put him on the head.

In Roald Dahl's "Slaughter Lamb", a woman killed her husband with a frozen foot. When the police arrived, she cooked and feeds the lamb and in fact made them eat the evidence. It is wierd, is not it? From this example, we see how to attract readers' strong reactions through twists and turns designed with great care. Because of the essential elements of the satirical story of the story, it is often used in thrillers, crime films and mystery films. Directing the reader to an unexpected destination in the story can highlight the novel theme or moral lesson. For this reason, circumstantial irony is often used in moral stories such as fables, turtles and rabbits. The unexpected result says to us "to slowly and steadily win the game".