This resource is designed to help students analyze the character motivation and perspective in Roald Dahl's short story, 'The Landlady.' It focuses on the protagonist, Billy Weaver, and how his limited viewpoint influences his decisions and leads him to ignore critical 'red flags' in the narrative. The learning objective is for students to demonstrate their understanding of Billy's motivations and the impact of his perspective through various activities, including retrieval practice, perspective analysis, and synthesis of perception versus reality. Students will engage in textual analysis and evidence-based reasoning to critically assess the character's naivete and its effects on the story's suspense, thereby enhancing their overall reading comprehension skills.