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Desperation By Stephen King

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September 24, 2016

 

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These flashbacks are so intricate that it is difficult to believe they are fictional at all. They go into such detail of the life-altering experiences of everyone involved that the reader gets a sixth sense as to how the characters will react to certain situations. Telling the story in this manner allows the reader to see why every character acts the way that he does...
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Telling the story in this manner allows the reader to see why every character acts the way that he does. The book itself begins with a distressed Mary Jackson shouting "Oh! Oh, Jesus! Gross!" (p. 1) in repulsion upon seeing a dead cat nailed to a speed limit sign along the Nevada stretch of highway 50...
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