Roald DahlRoald Dahl. Who is it ? What does it represent, why is it relevant? I will answer these and many other questions in the following research paper detailing the life of Roald Dahl and himself as a man. On September 13, 1916 in Llandaff, Roald Dahl's parents were in Wales. Harold Dahl and Sofie Magdalene Dahl. His father works in the orchard on the local farm and his mother stays home most of the time. Roald's father had a good relationship with his son, they were never as close as a father and son should be. Roald's mother on the other hand was very close to her son, she showed Roald that she loved him and told him that all the time, but Roald's father on the other hand didn't. didn't do as much. Roald remembers how his mother was there for him and that his father was not as beneficial to his development as his mother. Okay, maybe he wasn't going to change the world, but this young child was about to affect millions of lives. Roald Dahl began his education at a very young age, his parents decided to send him to Llandaff Cathedral School. While attending this school, Roald decided to play a prank on one of his classmates, this ended him if the principal's office and after receiving a severe beating, Roald's parents wanted him 'send elsewhere. They decide to enroll their mischievous child at St. Peters, a boarding school. After excelling at St. Peters, he then attended a private school in Repton. By this time he was beginning to gain a reputation for academic excellence. Roald was a very good student academically, but with the social part and the obedient part of being. ..... middle of paper ...... fishing!!!!! James then tells the spider to spin some ropes and he takes the ropes from the spider web. He throws the ropes around 501 seagulls and the peach begins to float away from the shark and into the air. The floating peach is spotted by the queen bride. After the insects rejoice, James for saving them, Earthworm and Ladybug argue over who is more beneficial to the farmers. James and the bug arrive in town and to the police chief. Each insect succeeds and lives an incredible life. James ends up living in Central Park, inside the Peach Core. He receives visitors daily and is never sad or lonely for the rest of his life. Am I the only one who finds it weird that he lives in a peach?