I can't believe I got away with it! And they are eating the murder weapon!
Meet Babysitter Jo- Recent Rattlebag
You need to stay calm. We don't want to trigger suspicion.
Help me! I'm not quite sure what has happened to me!
Babysitter Jo Needs Advice!
I've always just followed along, assuming nothing evil would happen!
Mary Malone steps into her kitchen, sweating from the stress of pulling off the murder of her husband, but very happy. Then, someone knocks on the door.
Let's Take a Look at the Textual Evidence!
After a charming conversation between the teenaged babysitter and a young boy, the babysitter takes the boy upstairs to tuck him in with a story.
Even though the teenager should be stronger and wiser, he tells the reader, I would have pulled away, then, if I could, but small, firm fingers pulled me forward, unrelentingly, into the dark (Dahl 5).
Babysitter Jo comes barging in from the house next door, looking less than alive and frantic.
Mary Maloney Gives Advice
Do not act suspicious! Carry on and act they way everyone expects!
Jo's past includes believing in the innocence of children and the fantasy of ghosts-- he was wrong on both of these beliefs!
Let's Take a Look at the Textual Evidence!
After the police show up to question Mary, she convinces them that she is now a grieving widow and they want to help her.
Without realizing that they are destroying their own investigation, Mary convinces the cops to eat the weapon. Mary says to the men, It'd be a favor to me if you'd eat it up (Dahl 10).
This evidence proves that the babysitter takes on an unsuspecting approach, which makes the reader be on high alert on behalf of the narrator.
Mary's past includes killing her husband with a leg of lamb and then serving it to the police for dinner. She effectively destroyed the evidence!
This evidence proves that Mary takes a more manipulative approach to life, trying to stay cool and outwit suspenseful situations.
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