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A movie Trailer for Stephen King's Doctor Sleep

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“I changed it. I had to. Do you know why?" She studied him, her eyes grave. "Because that was then and this is now. Because the past is gone, even though it defines the present.” This quote is significant for two reasons. First, it is used when Dan explains how he overcame the horrors he faced in his childhood after living in the Overlook Hotel. He was visited by many evil spirits who could have hurt him, but he found the will power to defeat them. Second, it is a piece of good advice from Dan to Abra about how she can overcome the hardships in life brought about by her possessing the Shining.

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The artifact that best represents is a Fedex truck. This is because without the existance of Fedex tucks the events of Doctor Sleep would be greatly different form what they are. Without the fedex trucks the True Knot wouldn't be able to able to ship the tranquilizers to New Hampshire. Without the tranquilizers Crow wouldn't be able to sedate Abra and Billy Freeman to transport them across the states.

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For a theme song of an event I choose "Coming Undone" by Korn. I choose this song because it is about one man's declining mental state. This is what is happening to Rose the Hat, the main antagonist of the book. Rose has been in a state of mental decay ever since Abra infiltrated her mind, and many of the True Knot's members started to die. The mental state of the whole group is declining, but Rose is doing so at a mush faster rate. This is also quickened by the loss of Crow Daddy, who is Rose's lover.

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I am very scared for my life because a group of people who feed of the essence of young people who posses special telekinetic powers. They have a special interest in me and have tired to infiltrate my mind. I have mentally called upon a man named Dan to help me defeat these people. I do not want to die this young.

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Dan clamped the slim flashlight between his lips and began brushing away more dirt. A child's t-shirt came into view, clinging to a sunken chest. Then hands. The fingers, now little more than bones wrapped in yellow skin, were clasped over something. Dan's chest was starting to pound for air now, but he pried the Trevor boy's fingers apart as gently as he could. Still, one of them snapped with a dry crunching sound(King 309)." This is an important paragraph because it serves as proof that Abra's telekinetic abilities are real, and the group of murderers that she warns about do actually exist and commit the atrocities that Abra claimed.

"They sat on the bench outside the library for forty-five minutes, with the autumn sun on their faces(King 233)." This is significant to the story because Dan and Abra finally meet. They have been communicating with telekinetic messages for a long period of time. It is important to Abra's safety to associate with Dan, because he also posses telekinetic powers.

"...Killing..(King 181)."
This is when Dan receives one of his first messages from Abra. Abra has seen visions of the True Knot killing Bradley Trevor to consume his essence. This is a precursor for all later events in the book.

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Liam Bryan Johnson was born in Las Vegas, Nevada in 2001. He is both outdoorsy and the lazy indoor type, depending on season and weather. Bryan, as he likes to be called, enjoys many things such as hunting, fishing, skiing, and other various outdoor activities. When he is inside he likes to watch movies, play video games, read books, and surf the web. He lives at home with his mother, father, and pet doberman.

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Chapter 10.

Triumph
"People who can do this shining thing have something, right?
Something these people want.
Something they can only get by killing."

Alarms were all well and good, but if the woman in the hat                  came looking for her, a trap might be even better.

The walls of the room weren't real walls, but file drawers.     She could open them at will now that she was inside. Moving with confidence, Rose opened one of the drawers. The instant she reached inside, an earsplitting alarm began to bray.
The child who was no longer a child had been lying in wait for her. She had laid a trap, she had meant to kill Rose.... and considering Rose's state of mental vulnerability, she probably could.

"But I didn't know," She said. "There was no way I could."