Lamb to the Slaughter Questions on Symbolism
Lamb to the Slaughter
How is the husband's glass of whiskey described in "Lamb to the Slaughter" and why does Dahl focus on it?
The husband's glass of whiskey in "Lamb to the Slaughter" is described as a strong drink, reflecting his need to fortify himself before announcing his desire for a divorce. Dahl focuses on this...
Lamb to the Slaughter
How does Roald Dahl present deception in "Lamb to the Slaughter"?
The story is told in the first person (I) narrative, with the narrator (the author) keeping his opinion to himself throughout. The only clues given as to the narrator's attitude are when he...