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What did the landlady really do to billy weaver?
billy knew that the landlady was a lonely old woman, so he went downstairs to sign in when he found the stuffed bird and dog, so they sat down with some tea, and it tasted like almond (poison taste) and she put him to bed, but he was dead, she walked in to the spare bedroom where the other stuffed guys are and got all of her stuff and she stuffed billy weaver.
Billy weaver age?
Billy is 17
Why did the landlady keep interrupting Billy every time he talks about Christopher Mulholland and Gregory Temple?
Because She doesn't want him to remember that they disappeared mysteriously. Hint: They aren't murderers
What happens to billy in the landlady?
Though one could imagine the ending of the Landlady due to the "magic" of cliffhanger endings, a more cynical and likely take on the story is the following: One can assume that the old lady is a taxidermist (one who stuffs dead bodies) since she stuffed her parrot and dog, that she killed Mr. Mulholland and Mr. Temple, and that she stuffed them and kept them on the fourth floor. You can infer that Mr. Mulholland and Mr. Temple are dead because, near the end of the story, the old lady speaks of Mr. Mulholland in past tense: "Mr. Mulholland was a great one for his tea. Never in my life have I seen anyone drink as much tea as dear, sweet Mr. Mulholland." This implies one of two things: 1) Mr. Mulholland has left the house 2) Mr. Mulholland is dead Since the old lady says that Mr. Mulholland and Mr. Temple are still on the fourth floor, you can imply that they are dead. Additionally, Billy says that his tea tastes like bitter almonds. This is a characteristic of potassium cyanide (a very powerful poison). Given the above information, one can assume that Billy Weaver soon dies and is stuffed and kept with Mr. Mulholland and Mr. Temple on the fourth floor.
Who are the beano characters?
There have been hundreds of beano characters since the first issue in 1938 but the most successful ones are: Dennis the Menace, Minnie the Minx, Roger the Dodger, Biffo the Bear, Billy Whizz, the Bash Street Kids, Billy the Cat, Big Eggo, Lord Snooty, Tin Can Tommy, Les Pretend, The Three Bears, The Numbskulls, Little Plum, Baby Face Finlayson, Ivy the Terrible and BeaDennis the MenaceMinnie the MinxBash Street KidsBea- Dennis' lil sisterLittle Plum non-PC native American chacter in the BeanoBaby Face Finlayson Ball Boy Bea (Dennis's Sister) Big Eggo Biffo the Bear Billy the Cat Billy Wizz Calamity James Cuthbert (Bash Street Swat) Curly (Dennis's Chum) Danny (Bash Street) Dennis the Menace Dick ( Tom, Dick & Sally) Erbert (Bash Street) Fatty (Bash Street) Freddie (Son of a Witch) Froo Froo (Walter's poodle) General Jumbo Gnasher Gnipper Headmaster (Bash Street) Ivy the Terrible Joe King Katie (Billy the Cat & Katie) Les Pretend Lord Snooty Minnie the Minx Numskulls Olive (Bash Street Dinner Lady) Pansy Potter Pie Face (Dennis's Chum) Plug (Bash Street) Roger the Dodger Sally (Tom Dick & Sally) Sidney (Bash Street) Smiffy (Bash Street) Smudge Spotty (Bash Street) Teacher Bash Street School Three Bears Tim Traveller Tom (Tom Dick & Sally) Toots (Bash Street) Walter the Softy
