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Community Thoughts:  Posted By: Anonymous - November 8th, 2010 11:55:00 pm EST What I found most interesting about the story was the fact the McCann and then Morrison himself recommend the service to others after having been through it. Often, those who are still smoking (or partaking in other habits they wish they could stop) secretly hope that other smokers don't quit, because then they would feel worse about themselves. And that's analogous to how McCann wants Morrison to go through the same hell he went through at Quitters, Inc. Great story. Posted By: S.K.Rules - July 3rd, 2010 11:05:32 am EDT I liked this story, and for the people that didn't like it, it's a horror story if they didn't do these things to his wife and his kid it would not be much of a story if the just took his tv or something like that. And the moral of the story to me is don't smoke because this is how bad it is (not that your family will get hurt in real life) because it's hard to stop when you have started. Posted By: Megan Saylor - May 22nd, 2010 10:40:05 am EDT I want to find this online so I can print it and share it with my husband. I want the actual story though. *sigh* Posted By: Brokenshelf - May 29th, 2009 5:46:37 pm EDT Korilian. You might want to read the story again. If you paid attention when you read it, you would notice that the husband and the wife love each other. What the guys in Quitters inc. were doing is much worse than damaging Dick's property. They were hurting someone he loves, which is why they knew it'll work. They will do anything it takes, regardless of any moral objection. Posted By: Voice Of Reason - May 25th, 2009 5:40:12 pm EDT Well, it looks as if someone is a little up-in-arms about this story. This FICTIONAL story. This STEPHEN KING, NEVER REALLY HAPPENED BECAUSE IT IS A PIECE OF FICTONAL LITERATURE MEANT FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY story. Seriously though, if you didn't like it, then why did you read it all? You seem to be Ms. Women's Rights herself, so I'm surprised that you didn't stop after the part about the treatments. Honestly, thats almost like getting mad at a wall, but hitting the wall with your car anyways and being mad at the wall for wrecking your car. It really makes no sence to me how some people can be so asinine about their behavior. If you want to complain, go to a chat room or blog about it. heck, write Mr. King and tell him about it. He might pull the story off the shelves just for you. Personally, I enjoyed the story immensely, it was very entertaining, and kept me reading throughout. I cannot wait to divulge more into the works of Stephen King More Thoughts » |
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