The Moving Finger
1 hr. 16 min.
Description
Howard found a finger sticking out of the sink drain in his own bathroom. A very long, but basically normal human finger. Only the finger was moving—and getting longer…
A completely typical King story. The author makes the reader feel tension and fear. He does it with some terrible thing whose origin is unclear. And the latter is an indispensable feature. It doesn’t matter whether King presents a version of where the evil power comes from, like in “The Mist,” or says nothing about it, as here—in general, the whole text suggests that for him the reason monsters appear is absolutely irrelevant.
A completely typical King story. The author makes the reader feel tension and fear. He does it with some terrible thing whose origin is unclear. And the latter is an indispensable feature. It doesn’t matter whether King presents a version of where the evil power comes from, like in “The Mist,” or says nothing about it, as here—in general, the whole text suggests that for him the reason monsters appear is absolutely irrelevant.
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