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* ChekhovsGun: The harpoon gun. The first time it's mentioned, it flies right by you.
* ChekhovsGift: The picture Edgar singed for Ilse. [[spoiler: Or curse, as the case may be.]]
* ChekhovsHobby: [[spoiler: Jack's ventriloquism talents.]]
* [[TheLegendOfChekhov Chekov's Legend]]: Miss Eastlake's own art talents.



* EldritchAbomination: [[spoiler: Perse. Oh man, Perse.]]

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* EldritchAbomination: [[spoiler: Perse.[[spoiler:Perse. Oh man, Perse.]]



* Foreshadowing: Elizabeth, via her Alzheimers, is channeling...something...and what seem to be senile comments often turn out to be quite useful.
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* Foreshadowing: ForeShadowing: Elizabeth, via her Alzheimers, is channeling...something...and what seem to be senile comments often turn out to be quite useful.
** [spoiler: "My [[spoiler:"My father was a skindiver.", the picnic basket in the attic, and the china dolls in the choi pond are among the most obvious.]]



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* Foreshadowing: Elizabeth, via her Alzheimers, is channeling...something...and what seem to be senile comments often turn out to be quite useful.
**[spoiler: "My father was a skindiver.", the picnic basket in the attic, and the china dolls in the choi pond are among the most obvious.]]


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*EldritchAbomination: [[spoiler: Perse. Oh man, Perse.]]


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**[[spoiler: Judging by her last conversation with her father, also qualifies as BreakTheCutie first.]]
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In this novel by Creator/StephenKing, the retired company owner, Edgar Freemantle, gives an account of a chain of events that formed the strangest year in his life. Events that took place four years ago on the little Floridan island, Duma Key. However; the prelude to this, happens some months before, when Edgar is almost crushed to death in an accident with a crane, and as a result he loses his right arm, damages his hip, and suffers from loss of vocabulary and memory, and is prone to having intense and violent fits of anger, especially when the latter is causing him trouble.

After the accident Edgar's wife, Pam, leaves him after he harms her during his mood swings, and the depressed Edgar is playing with thoughts of suicide. His psychologist, Dr. Kamen, advises him to try and settle down somewhere new for a year and cultivate his old hobby of sketching.

After browsing brochures Edgar feels strangely drawn to the island Duma Key, and with the help of Jack Cantori, a local college student, he moves into a rented house named Salmon Point (which Edgar nicknames "Big Pink") and starts drawing pencil-sketches and taking walks on the island, doing which he meets and befriends Jerome Wireman, a former lawyer and the caretaker and hired companion of Elizabeth Eastlake, an old woman who owns all the houses on Duma Key and suffers from Alzheimer's disease.

As he is drawing more and more pictures, Edgar starts feeling weird itchy sensitizations in his missing arm, and discovers that this is giving him the ability to make some really good, but also very {{spooky painting}}s, of which some appears to be windows into the past, while others can outright [[RealityWarper warp reality]] and [[ArtInitiatesLife initiate life]]. But is it really Edgar himself who is the mind behind these paintings, or is it something else? Something sinister? And could it somehow be related to the rumors about the terrible things that happened on Duma Key in the 1920s? And just who is the feminine figure in the red cloak who appears on Edgar's paintings?

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In this novel by Creator/StephenKing, the retired company owner, Edgar Freemantle, gives an account of a chain of events that formed the strangest year in his life. Events Freemantle tells the story of events that took place four years ago on the little Floridan island, Duma Key. However; the The prelude to this, happens some months before, when Edgar is almost crushed to death in an accident with a crane, and as a result he loses his right arm, damages his hip, and suffers from loss of vocabulary and memory, and is prone to having intense and violent fits of anger, especially when the latter is causing him trouble.

After the accident accident, Edgar's wife, Pam, leaves him after he harms her during his mood swings, and the depressed Edgar is playing with thoughts of suicide. His psychologist, Dr. Kamen, advises him to try and settle down somewhere new for a year and cultivate his old hobby of sketching.

After browsing brochures Edgar feels strangely drawn to the island Duma Key, and with the help of Jack Cantori, a local college student, he moves into a rented house named Salmon Point (which Edgar nicknames "Big Pink") and Pink"). As part of his healing process, he starts drawing pencil-sketches and taking walks on the island, doing during which he meets and befriends Jerome Wireman, a former lawyer and the caretaker and hired companion of Elizabeth Eastlake, an the old woman who owns all the houses on Duma Key and suffers from Alzheimer's disease.

As he is drawing more and more pictures, Edgar starts feeling weird itchy sensitizations sensations in his missing arm, and discovers that this is giving him the ability to make some really good, but also very {{spooky painting}}s, some of which some appears appear to be windows into the past, while others can outright [[RealityWarper warp reality]] and [[ArtInitiatesLife initiate life]]. But is it really Edgar himself who is the mind behind these paintings, or is it something else? Something sinister? And could it somehow be related to the rumors about the terrible things that happened on Duma Key in the 1920s? And just who is the feminine figure in the red cloak who appears on Edgar's paintings?
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In this novel by StephenKing, the retired company owner, Edgar Freemantle, gives an account of a chain of events that formed the strangest year in his life. Events that took place four years ago on the little Floridan island, Duma Key. However; the prelude to this, happens some months before, when Edgar is almost crushed to death in an accident with a crane, and as a result he loses his right arm, damages his hip, and suffers from loss of vocabulary and memory, and is prone to having intense and violent fits of anger, especially when the latter is causing him trouble.

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In this novel by StephenKing, Creator/StephenKing, the retired company owner, Edgar Freemantle, gives an account of a chain of events that formed the strangest year in his life. Events that took place four years ago on the little Floridan island, Duma Key. However; the prelude to this, happens some months before, when Edgar is almost crushed to death in an accident with a crane, and as a result he loses his right arm, damages his hip, and suffers from loss of vocabulary and memory, and is prone to having intense and violent fits of anger, especially when the latter is causing him trouble.
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* AmicableExes: Up to a point, at least.
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* CreepyChild: Elizabeth is implied to have been one.
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* {{Squick}}: When Gandalf gets hit by the car.car.
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After the accident Edgar's wife, Pam, leaves him after he harms her during his mood swings, and the depressed Edgar is playing with thoughts of suicide. His psychologist, Dr. Kamen, advices him to try and settle down somewhere new for a year and cultivate his old hobby of sketching.

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After the accident Edgar's wife, Pam, leaves him after he harms her during his mood swings, and the depressed Edgar is playing with thoughts of suicide. His psychologist, Dr. Kamen, advices advises him to try and settle down somewhere new for a year and cultivate his old hobby of sketching.



As he is drawing more and more pictures, Edgar starts feeling weird itchy sensitizations in his missing arm, and discovers that this is giving him the ability to make some really good, but also very {{spooky painting}}s, of which some appears to be windows into the past, while others can outright [[RealityWarper warp reality]] and [[ArtInitiatesLife initiate life]]. But is it really Edgar himself who are the mind behind these paintings, or is it something else? Something sinister? And could it somehow be related to the rumors about the terrible things that happened on Duma Key in the 1920s? And just who is the feminine figure in the red cloak who appears on Edgar's paintings?

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As he is drawing more and more pictures, Edgar starts feeling weird itchy sensitizations in his missing arm, and discovers that this is giving him the ability to make some really good, but also very {{spooky painting}}s, of which some appears to be windows into the past, while others can outright [[RealityWarper warp reality]] and [[ArtInitiatesLife initiate life]]. But is it really Edgar himself who are is the mind behind these paintings, or is it something else? Something sinister? And could it somehow be related to the rumors about the terrible things that happened on Duma Key in the 1920s? And just who is the feminine figure in the red cloak who appears on Edgar's paintings?



* [[spoiler:AsLongAsThereIsEvil]]: [[spoiler:Perse can not be killed, only weaken for a period, but Edgar is making damn sure that it will take her a while to return]].

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* [[spoiler:AsLongAsThereIsEvil]]: [[spoiler:Perse can not be killed, only weaken weakened for a period, but Edgar is making damn sure that it will take her a while to return]].
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In this novel by StephenKing, the retired company owner, Edgar Freemantle, gives an account of a chain of events that formed the strangest year in his life. Events that took place four years ago on the little Floridan island, Duma Key. However; the prelude to this, happens some months before, when Edgar is almost crushed to death in an accident with a crane, and as a result he loses his right arm, damages his hip, and suffers from loss of vocabulary and memory, and is prone to having intense and violent fits of anger, especially when the later is causing him trouble.

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In this novel by StephenKing, the retired company owner, Edgar Freemantle, gives an account of a chain of events that formed the strangest year in his life. Events that took place four years ago on the little Floridan island, Duma Key. However; the prelude to this, happens some months before, when Edgar is almost crushed to death in an accident with a crane, and as a result he loses his right arm, damages his hip, and suffers from loss of vocabulary and memory, and is prone to having intense and violent fits of anger, especially when the later latter is causing him trouble.

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* LifeWillKillYou: [[spoiler:Wireman]] survives the encounter with Perse, only to die of a heart attack a few months later.
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* DarkSecret: Of the Eastlake family, and you know, Perse, too.
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* DaddysGirl: Ilse
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* {{Socialite}}: Elizabeth, in her youth, as well as Mary Ire.
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* ParentalFavoritism: Ilse is Edgar's preferred child, and Elizabeth was sort of always vying for her father's love.
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* LastNameBasis: Edgar calls Wireman on his last name.
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* BungledSuicide: After his wife and his daughter died, Wireman shot himself in the head, but survived.
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* AnArmAndALeg: Edgar loses his right arm in the accident.

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After the accident Edgar's wife, Pam, leaves him after he harms her doing his mood swings, and the depressed Edgar is playing with thoughts of suicide. His psychologist, Dr. Kamen, advices him to try and settle down somewhere new for a year and cultivate his old hobby of sketching.

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After the accident Edgar's wife, Pam, leaves him after he harms her doing during his mood swings, and the depressed Edgar is playing with thoughts of suicide. His psychologist, Dr. Kamen, advices him to try and settle down somewhere new for a year and cultivate his old hobby of sketching.


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* KillTheCutie: [[spoiler:Ilse. Oh dear God, Ilse.]]
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* Squick: When Gandalf gets hit by the car.

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* Squick: {{Squick}}: When Gandalf gets hit by the car.
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In this novel by StephenKing, the retired company owner, Edgar Freemantle, gives an account of a chain of events that formed the strangest year in his life. Events that took place four years ago on the little Floridan island, Duma Key. However; the prelude to this, happens some months before, when Edgar is almost crushed to death by in an accident with a crane, and as a result he loses his right arm, damages his hip, and suffers from loss of vocabulary and memory, and is prone to having intense and violent fits of anger, especially when the later is causing him trouble.

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In this novel by StephenKing, the retired company owner, Edgar Freemantle, gives an account of a chain of events that formed the strangest year in his life. Events that took place four years ago on the little Floridan island, Duma Key. However; the prelude to this, happens some months before, when Edgar is almost crushed to death by in an accident with a crane, and as a result he loses his right arm, damages his hip, and suffers from loss of vocabulary and memory, and is prone to having intense and violent fits of anger, especially when the later is causing him trouble.
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In this novel by StephenKing, the retired company owner, Edgar Freemantle, gives an account of a chain of events that formed the strangest year in his life. Events that took place four years ago on the little Floridan island, Duma Key. However; the prelude to this, happens some mouths before, when Edgar is almost crushed to death by in an accident with a crane, and as a result he loses his right arm, damages his hip, and suffers from loss of vocabulary and memory, and is prone to having intense and violent fits of anger, especially when the later is causing him trouble.

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In this novel by StephenKing, the retired company owner, Edgar Freemantle, gives an account of a chain of events that formed the strangest year in his life. Events that took place four years ago on the little Floridan island, Duma Key. However; the prelude to this, happens some mouths months before, when Edgar is almost crushed to death by in an accident with a crane, and as a result he loses his right arm, damages his hip, and suffers from loss of vocabulary and memory, and is prone to having intense and violent fits of anger, especially when the later is causing him trouble.
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As he is drawing more and more pictures, Edgar starts feeling weird itchy sensitizations in his missing arm, and discovers that this is giving him the ability to makes some really good, but also very {{spooky painting}}s, of which some appears to be windows into the past, while others can outright [[RealityWarper warp reality]] and [[ArtInitiatesLife initiate life]]. But is it really Edgar himself who are the mind behind these paintings, or is it something else? Something sinister? And could it somehow be related to the rumors about the terrible things that happened on Duma Key in the 1920s? And just who is the feminine figure in the red cloak who appears on Edgar's paintings?

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As he is drawing more and more pictures, Edgar starts feeling weird itchy sensitizations in his missing arm, and discovers that this is giving him the ability to makes make some really good, but also very {{spooky painting}}s, of which some appears to be windows into the past, while others can outright [[RealityWarper warp reality]] and [[ArtInitiatesLife initiate life]]. But is it really Edgar himself who are the mind behind these paintings, or is it something else? Something sinister? And could it somehow be related to the rumors about the terrible things that happened on Duma Key in the 1920s? And just who is the feminine figure in the red cloak who appears on Edgar's paintings?

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After browsing brochures Edgar feels strangely drawn to the island Durma Key, and with the help of Jack Cantori, a local college student, he moves into a rented house named Salmon Point (which Edgar nicknames "Big Pink") and starts drawing pencil-sketches and taking walks on the island, doing which he meets and befriends Jerome Wireman, a former lawyer and the caretaker and hired companion of Elizabeth Eastlake, an old woman who owns all the houses on Duma Key and suffers from Alzheimer's disease.

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After browsing brochures Edgar feels strangely drawn to the island Durma Duma Key, and with the help of Jack Cantori, a local college student, he moves into a rented house named Salmon Point (which Edgar nicknames "Big Pink") and starts drawing pencil-sketches and taking walks on the island, doing which he meets and befriends Jerome Wireman, a former lawyer and the caretaker and hired companion of Elizabeth Eastlake, an old woman who owns all the houses on Duma Key and suffers from Alzheimer's disease.



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