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Landlady's Beliefs

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Billy is motivated by other people to become a businessman. His major flaw is that he is to trusty to other people such as Landlady. Billy needs a place to stay, he stay with a lady that is psycho killer the lady likes Billy so, she poisons his cup of tea and Billy dies but, Billy didn't know that she was a killer he thought she was a nice old lady. Billy sign a book that has the people that stay there and there was two names that look familiar to he had seen then in the newspaper but, he doesn't know why. Billy is wearing a hat, suit and a coat over his suit. Nine o’clock in the evening and the moon was coming up out of a clear starry sky. The setting influences Billy beliefs because the Landlady is a killer. Billy beliefs
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