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Talk:Here There Be Tygers/@comment-59.99.184.118-20130517045502

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Eric Stark

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Under the Dome (television series)

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Howard Perkins

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Angie McAlister

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Jim Rennie, Jr.

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Misery

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Should anything be made of the reference in Joe Hill's N0S4A2? The driver of the titular vampire car compares himself explicitly with the True Knot.

It (creature)

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never mind, i wasn't sure if i could edit it with an account but i couldm so i've fixed it.

Ron Haskell

2013-05-14T12:34:27Z

i fixed the date of death, as he died in 2012 not 2009.

Talk:Ron Haskell/@comment-171.33.195.108-20130514123341

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This page is wrong.

Rory Dinsmore died on the 22nd October, 2012, and as you've stated, Ron died 34 minutes after Rory.

So why does it say he died on the 21st October, 2009?

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Tom Rogan

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Rachel Lang

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‎Teen Years:

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The Glass Floor

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A Good Marriage (film)

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'''''A Good Marriage''''' will be a film adaptation of the [[A Good Marriage|novella]] by [[Stephen King]]. The movie will be produced by [[wikipedia:Peter Askin|Peter Askin]], Will Battersby and Evan Pohl, and directed by Askin from a screenplay written by King.

==Cast==
* [[wikipedia:Joan Allen|Joan Allen]] as [[Darcy Anderson]]
* [[wikipedia:Anthony LaPaglia|Anthony LaPaglia]] as [[Bob Anderson]]
* [[wikipedia:Stephen Lang|Stephen Lang]] as [[Holt Ramsey]]

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A Good Marriage

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Margaret White

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Monica was very sexy, even with her nerdy glasses.

Talk:Rachel Lang/@comment-Nutball5000-20130511182255

2013-05-11T18:22:55Z

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By the way, who was Monica's friend, Deborah in the story. She had no lines and didn't even know Rachel. Yet, she still, for no reason, laughed at her with everyne else. What a wannabe bitch!

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 Monica Jones (played by Rachel Blanchard) was a student of [[Bates High School]] and the equivalent of [[Tina Blake]] and [[Norma Watson]] in the 1976 movie. She was the best friend of [[Tracy Campbell]], the queen B on the campus and one of the girls very popular with the rugby team.
-Although she seems erased with regard compared with her friend, she is, in fact much crueler and more manipulator. In a way, she is more intelligent because it seems that she never appeared among the victims of the "competition" committed by the boys, implying that she is conscious. But as Tracy, she frequents them only because they are part as her of the elite. It is her who assumes the most deceptive responsibility by gaining Rachel's trust, by recommending her a lipstick (in the passage, Monica compliments Rachel's lips, involving that in spite of her hypocrisy, she noticed qualities at her victim) that she flies for her, for lack of being able to buy itself her and by taking her to the party. Once arrived, she shows her real face and with the boys, don't hesitate to laugh and to offend Rachel, what hurts her profoundly. Monica is particulary frightened by the empowered Rachel, insulting Eric who is the first cause of the drame, although she thinks only of her own safety. However, although she could have the opportunity to shot on Rachel, Monica seems to hesitate, implying that she has certain re-bites.   Rachel made burst her glasses, bursting her eyes.
+Although she seems erased with regard compared with her friend, she is, in fact much crueler and more manipulator. In a way, she is more intelligent because it seems that she never appeared among the victims of the "competition" committed by the boys, implying that she is conscious. But as Tracy, she frequents them only because they are part as her of the elite. It is her who assumes the most deceptive responsibility by gaining Rachel's trust, by recommending her a lipstick (in the passage, Monica compliments Rachel's lips, involving that in spite of her hypocrisy, she noticed qualities at her victim) that she flies for her, for lack of being able to buy itself her and by taking her to the party. Once arrived, she shows her real face and with the boys, don't hesitate to laugh and to offend Rachel, what hurts her profoundly. Monica is particulary frightened by the empowered Rachel, insulting Eric who is the first cause of the drame, although she thinks only of her own safety. However, although she could have the opportunity to shot on Rachel, Monica seems to hesitate, implying that she has certain re-bites. Rachel made burst her glasses, bursting her eyes.
-Monica was played by Rachel Blanchard, herself famous by resuming the principal role of Cher, held originally by Alicia Silverstone, in the TV adaption of "Clueless". Her role in Carrie is a hijacked pastiche as far as Monica and Cher are queen B getting involved to relook another more modest girl. However, Cher, in spite of her superficiality, was a more reasonable girl with a big heart.
+Monica was played by Rachel Blanchard, herself famous by resuming the principal role of Cher, held originally by Alicia Silverstone, in the TV adaption of "Clueless". Her role in Carrie is a hijacked pastiche as far as Monica and Cher are queen B getting involved to relook another more modest girl. However, Cher, in spite of her superficiality, was a more reasonable girl with a big heart.               [[File:Monica_Jones_(Stephen_King).jpg|thumb|350px|Rachel Blanchard plays Monica]]
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 Tracy Campbell (played by Charlotte Ayanna) was a student of [[Bates High School]] and the equivalent of [[Chris Hargensen]]. She was also the queen B on the campus and a cherleader very popular with the rugby team. She was also the ex-girlfriend of [[Jesse Ryan]], although she was also a victim of the compet committed by the boys. However, it tends to demonstrate that she loved Jesse only for the popularity and not genuisely. When it becomes obvious that Jesse is attracted by [[Rachel Lang]], she comploted with her best friend, [[Monica Jones]] and the ex-friends of Jesse for to humiliate Rachel. Monica, by pretending that she hates Tracy, win Rachel's consideration, relooking her and take her to the party. In parallel, Tracy seduces vainly Jesse. Just after her friends' dead, she go to the party, with Jesse and is killed by Rachel deducting instinctively that she is connected to the plot.
-Tracy is the 90's equivalent of [[Chris Hargensen]] as far as she targets Rachel. However, differences persist. Chris was always cruel with Carrie, while Tracy snubbed or ignored Rachel before she flirts with Jesse. Furthermore, she does not take part directly in the humiliation of her nemesis. To note that Chris and Tracy are each queen B in their high school, although it seems that in fact, Chris was more afraid than really popular.
+Tracy is the 90's equivalent of [[Chris Hargensen]] as far as she targets Rachel. However, differences persist. Chris was always cruel with Carrie, while Tracy snubbed or ignored Rachel before she flirts with Jesse. Furthermore, she does not take part directly in the humiliation of her nemesis. To note that Chris and Tracy are each queen B in their high school, although it seems that in fact, Chris was more afraid than really popular.       [[File:Tracy_Campbell_(Stephen_King).jpg|thumb|320px]]
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-That night, at an afterparty held at Mark's parents' summer house, Eric and Mark waited for another friend of theirs, Monica, to bring Rachel to the party. Mark told Eric to hide until he was called. When Mark, Monica and Brad (?) had begun to disgrace Rachel, Eric was called down from hiding. There, he&nbsp;admitted to what Rachel knew all along--Eric and the others were only out to steal away the virginity of the girls with who they slept. That, as well as a video of both Rachel and Jesse making love to each other, set Rachel over the edge. So, when the summer house started going up in flames around Eric and Mark, neither had a cluie as to what was happening until Mark observed that Rachel was causing it. Mark, Monica and Rachel&nbsp;ran into a&nbsp;small storehouse where weapons were kept and arm themselves. They headed for the pool next, but Rachel met them there only seconds after the trio arrived. Eric was later killed following a chain reaction involving Monica's glasses and&nbsp;a bad aim from&nbsp;her spear gun! &nbsp;(''see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrie_2 here], para. 6'')&nbsp;
+That night, at an afterparty held at Mark's parents' summer house, Eric and Mark waited for another friend of theirs, Monica, to bring Rachel to the party. Mark told Eric to hide until he was called. When Mark, Monica and Brad (?) had begun to disgrace Rachel, Eric was called down from hiding. There, he&nbsp;admitted to what Rachel knew all along--Eric and the others were only out to steal away the virginity of the girls with who they slept. That, as well as a video of both Rachel and Jesse making love to each other, set Rachel over the edge. So, when the summer house started going up in flames around Eric and Mark, neither had a cluie as to what was happening until Mark observed that Rachel was causing it. Mark, Monica and Eric&nbsp;ran into a&nbsp;small storehouse where weapons were kept and arm themselves. They headed for the pool next, but Rachel met them there only seconds after the trio arrived. Eric was later killed following a chain reaction involving Monica's glasses and&nbsp;a bad aim from&nbsp;her spear gun. &nbsp;(''see [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carrie_2 here], para. 6'')&nbsp;
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 *[http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0068709/?ref_=fn_al_nm_1 Ned Bellamy] as [http://stephenking.wikia.com/wiki/Lester_Coggins Reverend Coggins]
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−	[[File:Howard_Perkins.png\|right\|300px]]'''Howard "Duke" Perkins''' (''d. 21 Oct 2012'') was the husband of [[Brenda Perkins]], and the Chief of the [[Chester's Mill, Maine\|Chester's Mill]] Police Department. He and his wife lived at 28 Morin Street, and were neighbors of the [[Gina Buffalino\|Buffalino]] family. Before the events during "[[Dome Day]]", he conducted a secretive investigation into the illegal activities of Second Selectman [[Jim Rennie]] in conjunction with the state's Attorney General.	+	[[File:Howard_Perkins.png\|right\|300px\|Jeff Fahey as Howard Perkins]]'''Howard "Duke" Perkins''' (''d. 21 Oct 2012'') was the husband of [[Brenda Perkins]], and the Chief of the [[Chester's Mill, Maine\|Chester's Mill]] Police Department. He and his wife lived at 28 Morin Street, and were neighbors of the [[Gina Buffalino\|Buffalino]] family. Before the events during "[[Dome Day]]", he conducted a secretive investigation into the illegal activities of Second Selectman [[Jim Rennie]] in conjunction with the state's Attorney General.

	The day before Dome Day on October 20th, 2012 at night, Duke got a call from either [[Tommy Anderson]] or his wife [[Willow Anderson\|Willow]] about a scuffle in the parking lot of [[Dipper's Roadhouse]]. He drove into the parking lot and caught a fight between [[Dale Barbara]] and [[Jim Rennie, Jr.\|Junior Rennie]], [[Carter Thibodeau]], [[Melvin Searles]], and [[Frank DeLesseps]]. Junior told Duke that Barbara started it, but Duke still arrested all five of them. He took them all to the station and that was when DeLesseps told Duke that Barbara had raped [[Angie McCain]]. He did not believe this in the least; nevertheless, Duke put Barbara and McCain in the interrogation room and told McCain that this would go to court for perjury if she lied. She told him that there had been no intercourse. After that he let Barbara off the hook. Jim Rennie caught wind of this and was furious and wanted Barbara to be tried for something. Duke told Rennie that if any of it made it to court, he would let slip of Junior's school records which all were bad. After the threat, Rennie reluctantly let it go.		The day before Dome Day on October 20th, 2012 at night, Duke got a call from either [[Tommy Anderson]] or his wife [[Willow Anderson\|Willow]] about a scuffle in the parking lot of [[Dipper's Roadhouse]]. He drove into the parking lot and caught a fight between [[Dale Barbara]] and [[Jim Rennie, Jr.\|Junior Rennie]], [[Carter Thibodeau]], [[Melvin Searles]], and [[Frank DeLesseps]]. Junior told Duke that Barbara started it, but Duke still arrested all five of them. He took them all to the station and that was when DeLesseps told Duke that Barbara had raped [[Angie McCain]]. He did not believe this in the least; nevertheless, Duke put Barbara and McCain in the interrogation room and told McCain that this would go to court for perjury if she lied. She told him that there had been no intercourse. After that he let Barbara off the hook. Jim Rennie caught wind of this and was furious and wanted Barbara to be tried for something. Duke told Rennie that if any of it made it to court, he would let slip of Junior's school records which all were bad. After the threat, Rennie reluctantly let it go.

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-* ''[[Under the Dome]]''
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 '''Angela McAlister''' is an aspiring nurse who lives in the town of [[Chester's Mill, Maine|Chester's Mill]], [[Maine]].
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 ==Portrayal==
 In the [[wikipedia:2013 in television|2013]] [[Under the Dome (television series)|miniseries]], McAlister will be played by [[wikipedia:Britt Robertson|Britt Robertson]].
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−	'''Jim "Junior" Rennie, Jr.''' (''d. 26 Oct 2012'') is the son of [[Jim Rennie]], and a resident of [[Chester's Mill, Maine]]. He is friends with [[Frank DeLesseps]], [[Melvin Searles]], and [[Carter Thibodeau]].	+	[[File:Jim_Rennie_Jr.png\|right\|300px\|Alexander Koch as Jim Rennie, Jr.]]'''Jim "Junior" Rennie, Jr.''' (''d. 26 Oct 2012'') is the son of [[Jim Rennie]], and a resident of [[Chester's Mill, Maine]]. He is friends with [[Frank DeLesseps]], [[Melvin Searles]], and [[Carter Thibodeau]].

	He suffers intense [[wikipedia:Migraine\|migraines]], for which he was prescribed [[wikipedia:Sumatriptan\|Imitrex]] by [[Ron Haskell\|Dr. Haskell]]; the headaches are, however, a result of a [[wikipedia:Brain tumor\|brain tumor]] that Haskell failed to diagnose. The migraines are partially responsible for his propensity for violence.		He suffers intense [[wikipedia:Migraine\|migraines]], for which he was prescribed [[wikipedia:Sumatriptan\|Imitrex]] by [[Ron Haskell\|Dr. Haskell]]; the headaches are, however, a result of a [[wikipedia:Brain tumor\|brain tumor]] that Haskell failed to diagnose. The migraines are partially responsible for his propensity for violence.

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−	'''Howard "Duke" Perkins''' (''d. 21 Oct 2012'') was the husband of [[Brenda Perkins]], and the Chief of the [[Chester's Mill, Maine\|Chester's Mill]] Police Department. He and his wife lived at 28 Morin Street, and were neighbors of the [[Gina Buffalino\|Buffalino]] family. Before the events during "[[Dome Day]]", he conducted a secretive investigation into the illegal activities of Second Selectman [[Jim Rennie]] in conjunction with the state's Attorney General.	+	[[File:Howard_Perkins.png\|right\|300px]]'''Howard "Duke" Perkins''' (''d. 21 Oct 2012'') was the husband of [[Brenda Perkins]], and the Chief of the [[Chester's Mill, Maine\|Chester's Mill]] Police Department. He and his wife lived at 28 Morin Street, and were neighbors of the [[Gina Buffalino\|Buffalino]] family. Before the events during "[[Dome Day]]", he conducted a secretive investigation into the illegal activities of Second Selectman [[Jim Rennie]] in conjunction with the state's Attorney General.

	The day before Dome Day on October 20th, 2012 at night, Duke got a call from either [[Tommy Anderson]] or his wife [[Willow Anderson\|Willow]] about a scuffle in the parking lot of [[Dipper's Roadhouse]]. He drove into the parking lot and caught a fight between [[Dale Barbara]] and [[Jim Rennie, Jr.\|Junior Rennie]], [[Carter Thibodeau]], [[Melvin Searles]], and [[Frank DeLesseps]]. Junior told Duke that Barbara started it, but Duke still arrested all five of them. He took them all to the station and that was when DeLesseps told Duke that Barbara had raped [[Angie McCain]]. He did not believe this in the least; nevertheless, Duke put Barbara and McCain in the interrogation room and told McCain that this would go to court for perjury if she lied. She told him that there had been no intercourse. After that he let Barbara off the hook. Jim Rennie caught wind of this and was furious and wanted Barbara to be tried for something. Duke told Rennie that if any of it made it to court, he would let slip of Junior's school records which all were bad. After the threat, Rennie reluctantly let it go.		The day before Dome Day on October 20th, 2012 at night, Duke got a call from either [[Tommy Anderson]] or his wife [[Willow Anderson\|Willow]] about a scuffle in the parking lot of [[Dipper's Roadhouse]]. He drove into the parking lot and caught a fight between [[Dale Barbara]] and [[Jim Rennie, Jr.\|Junior Rennie]], [[Carter Thibodeau]], [[Melvin Searles]], and [[Frank DeLesseps]]. Junior told Duke that Barbara started it, but Duke still arrested all five of them. He took them all to the station and that was when DeLesseps told Duke that Barbara had raped [[Angie McCain]]. He did not believe this in the least; nevertheless, Duke put Barbara and McCain in the interrogation room and told McCain that this would go to court for perjury if she lied. She told him that there had been no intercourse. After that he let Barbara off the hook. Jim Rennie caught wind of this and was furious and wanted Barbara to be tried for something. Duke told Rennie that if any of it made it to court, he would let slip of Junior's school records which all were bad. After the threat, Rennie reluctantly let it go.

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−	'''Dorothy "Dodee" Sanders''' (''d. 21 Oct 2012'') was the daughter of [[Claudette Sanders\|Claudette]] and [[Andy Sanders]], a waitress at [[Sweetbriar Rose]], and a resident of [[Chester's Mill, Maine]].	+	[[File:Dodee_Sanders.png\|right\|300px\|Jolene Purdy as Dodee Sanders]]'''Dorothy "Dodee" Sanders''' (''d. 21 Oct 2012'') was the daughter of [[Claudette Sanders\|Claudette]] and [[Andy Sanders]], a waitress at [[Sweetbriar Rose]], and a resident of [[Chester's Mill, Maine]].

	On [[Dome Day]], she ditched work to spend the afternoon with [[Samantha Bushey]] smoking [[wikipedia:Marijuana\|marijuana]] and having sex. She later returned home after the invisible barrier separated Chester's Mill from the rest of the world, and was visited by [[Julia Shumway]] with the news that her mother had died. Dodee then visited [[Angie McCain]]'s house, where she was murdered by [[Jim Rennie, Jr.\|Junior Rennie]].		On [[Dome Day]], she ditched work to spend the afternoon with [[Samantha Bushey]] smoking [[wikipedia:Marijuana\|marijuana]] and having sex. She later returned home after the invisible barrier separated Chester's Mill from the rest of the world, and was visited by [[Julia Shumway]] with the news that her mother had died. Dodee then visited [[Angie McCain]]'s house, where she was murdered by [[Jim Rennie, Jr.\|Junior Rennie]].

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−	'''Philip "Chef" Bushey''' was the husband of [[Samantha Bushey]], the father of [[Little Bushey\|Little Walter Bushey]], and a resident of [[Chester's Mill, Maine]].	+	[[File:Phil_"The_Chef"_Bushey.png\|right\|300px\|Nicholas Strong as Phil Bushey]]'''Philip "Chef" Bushey''' was the husband of [[Samantha Bushey]], the father of [[Little Bushey\|Little Walter Bushey]], and a resident of [[Chester's Mill, Maine]].

	Phil Bushey was a small time marijuana dealer in Chester's Mill. After becoming involved with methamphetamine he left the main part of town to cook more. During the Dome Crisis he was rediscovered by Andy Sanders.		Phil Bushey was a small time marijuana dealer in Chester's Mill. After becoming involved with methamphetamine he left the main part of town to cook more. During the Dome Crisis he was rediscovered by Andy Sanders.

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 Famed novelist [http://stephenking.wikia.com/wiki/Paul_Sheldon <u>Paul Sheldon</u>] (James Caan) is the author of a highly successful series of historical romance novels involving a character called [http://stephenking.wikia.com/wiki/Misery_Chastain <u>Misery Chastain</u>]. But Paul wants to branch out to other genres, and has just finished the manuscript of a new unrelated drama novel called '''''Fast Cars'''''. His agent believes that it was a bad idea to kill off Misery, but Sheldon argues that it was an important career move, as he does not want to be typecast as a romance writer. He departs from Silver Creek, Colorado to head west but is caught in a blizzard and his car goes off the road. He is rescued by a former nurse, [http://stephenking.wikia.com/wiki/Annie_Wilkes <u>Annie Wilkes</u>] (Kathy Bates), and brought to her remote home. By the time Paul regains consiousness, he is already in Annie's farmhouse in the middle of nowhere, on <u>Novril</u>, an addictive drug that has kept Paul from realizing that both of Paul's legs are broken and he has a dislocated shoulder, so he is bedridden and incapacitated. Annie claims she is his 'number one fan' and talks a lot about him and his novels. She is happy when Paul lets her read his new novel, but later admits she disliked the excessive swearing. While feeding him, she is angered and spills soup on him but regains control and apologizes. She buys a copy of Paul's latest book, '''''Misery's Child''''', but after learning that he has "murdered my" Misery, Annie flies into a rage, almost smashing a table on Paul's head. She reveals that nobody knows where he is (contradicting what she had earlier told him). Annie leaves and Paul tries to escape from his room, but she has locked the door. Sheldon realizes that she has destroyed the phones and continues to overdose him on painkillers and uses various methods to keep him locked up. With a hopeless addiction to the pills and a constant need for water, Annie is able to keep him squealing.
-Annie forces Sheldon to burn the manuscript, and Sheldon does, only because he needed painkillers. Unfortionately, Sheldon had never made copies, so Fast Cars is lost forever. ces him to write a sequel to the book, where Misery is brought back to life. Sheldon endures months of Wilkes, where he writes on her typewriter. He escapes from his room one day to arm himself with a kitchen knife and stumbles upon her "scrapbook", where he discovers that Wilkes was murdering infants and elderly patients, but was never convicted due to lack of evidence. Annie discovers he was out and cuts off one of his feet with an axe, and cauterizes the wound with a blowtorch. She steals the knife. A local police officer comes by, and Sheldon uses this opportunity to get his attention with an ashtray, but he is impaled on a piece of wood and killed with a riding lawnmower. He finishes the book and burns it in front of Wilkes, who was planning a murder-suicide. He beats her to death with her typewriter and escapes. Sheldon had actually only burned a bunch of spare paper and had hidden the actual book, which he takes with him. He is rescued by two cops, who take him to a hospital. Paul goes back to New York with a prosthetic foot. Sheldon has released Misery's Return, and it is a hit. His agent wants him to write a non-fiction book on his experiences, but Sheldon refuses, as he is obviously suffering some kind of psychological trauma from his experiences, and often suffers nightmares and hallucinations of Annie coming to get him for revenge. He endures an odd encounter with a child, a skunk, and a shopping cart, and begins to write about it, indicating that Sheldon is slowly making a recovery.
+Annie forces Sheldon to burn the manuscript, and Sheldon does, only because he needed painkillers. Unfortionately, Sheldon had never made copies, so Fast Cars is lost forever. Annie forces him to write a sequel to the book, where Misery is brought back to life. Sheldon endures months of Wilkes, where he writes on her typewriter. He escapes from his room one day to arm himself with a kitchen knife and stumbles upon her "scrapbook", where he discovers that Wilkes was murdering infants and elderly patients, but was never convicted due to lack of evidence. Annie discovers he was out and cuts off one of his feet with an axe, and cauterizes the wound with a blowtorch. She steals the knife. A local police officer comes by, and Sheldon uses this opportunity to get his attention with an ashtray, but he is impaled on a piece of wood and killed with a riding lawnmower. He finishes the book and burns it in front of Wilkes, who was planning a murder-suicide. He beats her to death with her typewriter and escapes. Sheldon had actually only burned a bunch of spare paper and had hidden the actual book, which he takes with him. He is rescued by two cops, who take him to a hospital. Paul goes back to New York with a prosthetic foot. Sheldon has released Misery's Return, and it is a hit. His agent wants him to write a non-fiction book on his experiences, but Sheldon refuses, as he is obviously suffering some kind of psychological trauma from his experiences, and often suffers nightmares and hallucinations of Annie coming to get him for revenge. He endures an odd encounter with a child, a skunk, and a shopping cart, and begins to write about it, indicating that Sheldon is slowly making a recovery.
 ==Adaptation==

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		+	''"You have no power. This is the power; feel the power, brat, and then speak again of how you come to kill the Eternal.''"
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		+	-IT to [[Bill Denbrough]] in the macroverse.

	For millions of years, It dwelt under Derry, awaiting the arrival of humans, which It somehow knew would occur. Once people settled over Its resting place, It adopted a cycle of hibernating for long periods and waking approximately every 30 years. Its awakening is always marked by a great act of violence, and another great act of violence ends Its spree and sends It back into hibernation:		For millions of years, It dwelt under Derry, awaiting the arrival of humans, which It somehow knew would occur. Once people settled over Its resting place, It adopted a cycle of hibernating for long periods and waking approximately every 30 years. Its awakening is always marked by a great act of violence, and another great act of violence ends Its spree and sends It back into hibernation:

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−	'''[[File:Margaret_White.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Margaret White]]Margaret Brigman''' (''d. 1979''), also known as '''Margaret White''' was the daughter of [[Judith Cochran\|Judith]] and [[John Brigman]], the granddaughter of [[Sadie Cochran]], the wife of [[Ralph White]], and the mother of [[Carrie White]]. She is the secondary adversary of the book and films.	+	'''[[File:Margaret_White.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Margaret White]]Margaret White''' (''nee ''Brigham), was the daughter of [[Judith Cochran\|Judith]] and John Brigham, the granddaughter of [[Sadie Cochran]], the wife of [[Ralph White]], and the mother of [[Carrie White]]. She is the secondary adversary of the book and films.

	==Background==		==Background==

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−	Dr. '''Ronald Haskell''' (''d. 21 Oct 2009'') was a surgeon at [[Catherine Russell Hospital]] in [[Chester's Mill, Maine]], assisted by [[Rusty Everett]]. He treated [[Jim Rennie, Jr.]] for headaches, misdiagnosing him with migraines and prescribing [[wikipedia:Sumatriptan\|Imitrex]].	+	Dr. '''Ronald Haskell''' (''d. 22 Oct 2012'') was a surgeon at [[Catherine Russell Hospital]] in [[Chester's Mill, Maine]], assisted by [[Rusty Everett]]. He treated [[Jim Rennie, Jr.]] for headaches, misdiagnosing him with migraines and prescribing [[wikipedia:Sumatriptan\|Imitrex]].

	On 21 October 2009, he operated on [[Rory Dinsmore]], who had been blinded by the fragments of a bullet when he tried to shoot through the Dome that had mysteriously appeared the [[Dome Day\|day before]]. Dinsmore died on the table, and Haskell suffered a [[wikipedia:Myocardial infarction\|myocardial infarction]] in the hallway outside the operating room due to the heat in the OR.		On 21 October 2009, he operated on [[Rory Dinsmore]], who had been blinded by the fragments of a bullet when he tried to shoot through the Dome that had mysteriously appeared the [[Dome Day\|day before]]. Dinsmore died on the table, and Haskell suffered a [[wikipedia:Myocardial infarction\|myocardial infarction]] in the hallway outside the operating room due to the heat in the OR.

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 ''Stephen King's The Mist Wiki has a more comprehensive article on the same creature. For it, see http://stephenkingsthemist.wikia.com/wiki/Pterobuzzard''
 Albino, nocturnal pterosaur-like creatures from another dimension (possibly [[Todash space]]), which pluck the aforementioned fly creatures off of the store windows. One enters through a hole in the store's display window and kills a man named Tom Smalley. The creature is then killed by David Drayton.
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-"Where is [[Beverly Marsh|she]]?"[[File:Tom_Rogan.jpeg|thumb|Tom Rogan
+''[[File:Tom_Rogan.jpeg|thumb|296px|Tom Rogan (Ryan Michael) in IT. ]]"Where is [[Beverly Marsh|she]]?" ''
-In the novel
+- Tom Rogan in IT
 Tom Rogan is the insane and abusive husband of [[Beverly Marsh]] 30 years later. He uses Beverly's chain smoking as an excuse to beat her. But his abuse of her proves to be his undoing. One night when he abuses her, he is surprised when the normally docile Beverly fights back and escapes. So he threatens one of her friends to find out where she is. After leaning she has gone back to Derry he leaves for Derry to kill her and Bill Denbrough. But in Derry he meets It who hypnotises him. Under It's control he captures Audra Phillips and takes her to It's lair under the city. After seeing It's true form he drops dead in shock and gets eaten by It. In the film after Beverly leaves him, he is not seen again. The actor who potrayed him is unknown.
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 ==Teen Years==
-[[File:Rachel_Lang_&_Lisa_Parker.jpg|thumb|250px|Rachel Lang with her best friend, Lisa Parker.]]Rachel first caught the eye of the adult [[Sue Snell]]whenherbestfriendLisa committed suicide
+[[File:Rachel_Lang_&_Lisa_Parker.jpg|thumb|250px|Rachel Lang with her best friend, Lisa Parker.]]Rachel first caught the eye of the adult [[Sue Snell]] when her best friend Lisa committed suicide
-as the result of a prank perpetrated by members of the Bates High football team. Basically,
+as the result of a prank perpetrated by members of the Bates High football team in which
 the team members slept with girls at random and then dumped them. Also, the girls' names were
 placed in a notebook along with a number (points).
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 In the meantime, an investigation was conducted on Lisa's death and all leads pointed to a team member named Eric Stark. Eric became concerned about his role in the "prank" when Lisa killed herself, and tried to remove her name from the notebook. But Rachel discovered that she developed photos of Lisa and Eric together. Some time later, Rachel confronted Eric at his locker, which prompted him to make a B-line to his friend Mark Bing.
-He told Mark that Rachel was on him, as well as one Sheriff Kelton, who approached Eric earlier to question him, and then reveal the photo with Lisa and Eric in it. Mark decided it was time to act.
+He told Mark that Rachel was on him, as well as town sheriff Robert Kelton, who approached Eric earlier to question him, and then reveal the photo with Lisa and Eric in it. Mark decided it was time to act.
 Later that night, Rachel was getting ready for a date with another member of the football team,

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-"'''The Glass Floor'''" is a short story originally published in ''Startling Mystery Stories'' in 1967; the story was King's first professional sale, earning him a $35 paycheck.
+"'''The Glass Floor'''" is a short story originally published in ''Startling Mystery Stories'' in [[wikipedia:1967 in literature|1967]].
 ==Notes==
 A room with a glass floor appears in King's 2002 teleplay ''[[Rose Red]]''.
 [[Category:Short stories|Glass Floor, the]]
 [[Category:Short stories|Glass Floor, the]]
 [[Category:Uncollected short stories|Glass Floor, the]]