Vicki wrote:
> Why does everyone always want to guess who the
murderer is? I've never
> understood the fun in that. Do people read only to
see if they can be
> right and pat
> themselves on the back? Surprise endings generally
ruin most novels and
> stories, in my opinion. The writer is so concerned
with plotting, in
> order to make
> his ending work, that he skimps on character
development and human
> psychology
> and emotion, what literature is all about, as
opposed to a cheap
> thrill that
> you can't enjoy a second time because you know the
ending.
So read THE COLORADO KID... Stephen King seems to be asking
the same questions.
Nobody knows the ending because.... there isn't one.
Kevin
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