(by Ganjar
Maulana, Nurrizal Ramdani, Ali Topan)
Landlady is a short
story by Roald Dahl. The story is about the young successful
businessman man, Billy Weaver, who went to the small city called Bath
to do his job. Unfortunately, he gets into the wrong place and that
make him getting into trouble. The protagonist in this story is Billy
Weaver, and the antagonist is the landlady.
Based on event
sequences, this story can be categorized as progressive because the
author tells the story from the beginning to the end chronologically.
This story hasn’t any flashback, Medias res, and foreshadowing.
Based on quantity,
this story is used a parallel plot because the author made the
storyline linked each other from the beginning of the story until the
end of it.
Based on quantity,
this story is dense because the main plot doesn’t have a gap to
imply another plot.