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From: Freda Lozano
Subject: [Tcd-hackers] Re [13]:
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2006 12:15:11 -0400

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But be careful. Nothing is simple about Misery. He would take a hell of a thump, but he had already seen how fastidious Annie was about locking her doors. Once Paul felt the trooper's dead fingers slip, tickling, down his cheek, and he screamed loudly, jerking his legs and making them bellow. He wrote undisturbed for the next four hours — until the points on all three of the pencils she had sharpened for him were written flat — and then he rolled himself back to the bed, got in, and went easily off to sleep. "Centralia Fire Chief Michael O'Whunn said that the fire began in the apartment building's basement. Ears attuned for the sound of Old Bessie returning — although she had only been gone for forty-five minutes — he pulled a bunch of the Kleenex, dipped the wad in the pitcher, and bent awkwardly over to one side with the soppy mass in his hand.""Then what is? The end of us. Being here with her was like being with the Angel of Death. there. The bag won't be zipped.

("Virginia") Sandpiper, who had sent five more (the first four with additional Polaroids) before finally lapsing into puzzled, slightly hurt silence. ""No, ma'am, I'm sure you don't,»David said, and, amazingly, their footfalls and voices began to fade toward the kitchen again. Although Annie never said so, he believed she had filled in the n's either as another evidence of her solicitude — How can you say I was cruel to you, Paul, when you see all the n's I have filled in? "He had begun to wave madly at the smoke, knowing it would do no good, knowing he was caught, knowing he would be spanked. "In spite of the cruiser-load of dope she'd shot into him, Paul began to be frightened. When the carpet banked past him (her hair streamed out behind her; her eyes were as bright and flinty as the eyes of a sea-captain navigating among icebergs), he saw it was woven all in green and white; it made a Colorado license plate. He turned the page and looked at the last clipping — at least so far — and suddenly his breath was gone. Trouble was, the nasty thing had a way of escaping and coming back time after time, in one form or another. "She smiled, a pulling of the lips that was grotesquely puppet-like, and slipped to his side in her silent white nurse»shoes. Over the mantel was a tinted photograph portrait of a forbidding woman with tiny eyes buried in a fleshy face. "She stared at him, that furious black gaze, and must have seen the truth in his face, because after a moment she slung him contemptuously back in the chair. He had been hearing the same nothing ever since the squeak of the bedsprings announced her lying down at four o'clock in the afternoon. "She looked at him with a level sort of impatience, and he realized that since killing the cop, she had seemed almost sane. Gritting his teeth and ignoring the pain, he began to rub at the mark on the right-hand side of the door. while below, the village of the Bourkas burned and the survivors massed at the one point of egress — the idol's left ear — to massacre anyone who happened to stagger out alive. After awhile it didn't want to go back anymore, and if someone took it back and set it free it would only crouch in one place, afraid and hurting and homesick in two unknown and terribly ineluctable directions, until something came along and killed it. Then he saw that the first Paul Sheldon's face had turned a ghastly white as soon as the sand struck it and fear jerked him out of the dream and into the bedroom, where Annie Wilkes was standing over him. In spite of them, he saw Hezekiah beginning to swing the potentially deadly gosha — a sand-filled bag the Bourkas favored for close work — in time to hiss: "No! Over the mantel was a tinted photograph portrait of a forbidding woman with tiny eyes buried in a fleshy face. She stood there and Paul lay in his bed with round marks in the pillow beside his ears and looked at her. He made the mistake of reading the scene where Garp's younger son dies, impaled on a gearshift ]ever, shortly before bed. "He was watching her shrewdly, and again saw a flicker of uncertainty, of wanting to believe, in her eyes.


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