The Words of the Dying Gaunt

British idea as the second paradise of Post World is a general idea of ​​the Shakespeare era. English not only compared their land with the Bible, Eden, but also compared it with the prosperous classical legend of the Renaissance. The fact that the United Kingdom is an isolated island from other parts of the world encourages British to compare with the wonderful islands like the Blythe Islands and Homer's Odyssey (Mackenzie 319). This comparison certainly arises from the strong patriotism thrived during the Elizabethan era.

Leland Gaunt: Perhaps a devil in the form of a human being (or Satan himself), he traveled all over the world for centuries and deceived people selling souls to themselves. . Gunter's plan eventually lost, and Gunter was forced to leave the rock castle without the soul he gathered. Patricia "Polly" Chalmers: Polly, originally known as the most exotic woman in town, originally came from Castle Rock and became "unemployed" by living in San Francisco for many years before returning. Polly headed to Allen mischief, and she was convinced that he investigated the death of her child. Polly thought it was over, realized that Allen was innocent, abandon her charm and convince him not to kill Ace

As soon as the store opened, Sergeant Alan Pangborn began to beware of Gaunt. But sheriff's lover, Polly Chalmer, dismissed his doubt and bought an ancient charm that will alleviate the arthritis pain in her hands. Tension grew rapidly after Polly's housekeeper Nettie Cobb and her enemy Wilma Jerzyck were killed each other in the confrontation caused by the local boys Brian Rusk and drunken Hugh Priest. Stimulated by the personal motivation of the people involved (drugs, secret pedophiles, bad commerce, religious differences, etc.), many other competitions began to get worse.