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Abstract
his article observes the intricate interplay of fantastic and realistic elements in the works of Roald Dahl, exploring how this unique blend creates narratives that resonate deeply with both children and adults. Dahl's deployment of magical realism serves as a powerful tool for social commentary, subtly reviewing adult authority and societal norms while simultaneously celebrating the resilience and imagination of children. Moreover, the analysis will draw upon specific examples from his various books, demonstrating the techniques he employs to integrate the fantastical into the everyday, creating a world where magic and reality coexist in a believable and often unsettling harmony.