Do you think Misery portrayed the woman meanly and cruelly?

[browsingthroughthe]

The fans maketh the artist and maketh the money 🎨🎭 📚📖
Who wanted the best for the characters story

Just like life.

Yes she was sweet and good hearted

No she was a whacko

[AngryCarl3]

I think Stephen King was making a point about fans who think because they bought a book, now they own the author.

[browsingthroughthe]

Lol don't tell that to the autographs or selfies fans get with any artists of any kind lol 😉😆

[RavVid]

A Certified Crazy Bitch

[browsingthroughthe]

@RazVid I think it was cruel personally. I would've written it nicer and a happier ending 😋😅

[browsingthroughthe]

@RazVid without fans 🤩 an artist is nothing ❌❌

[RavVid]

Oh I see that. Just up from where I live is the Crazy Bitch Servo. We're kinda a CB hot spot.

I've one trying to swat cars with a broom across four lanes of traffic. They get a bit much at times.

[browsingthroughthe]

"can't we all just get along" 🎵🎶 🎻

[RavVid]

We could theoreticaly but in practice with CBs?

At the CB Servo they tried to get along with the CB by selling her the accellerant and a lighter that she wanted but letting her set the Servo on fire was a step too far for them to take.

You have to set strict boundaries for CBs.

[LazerBean]

The sledge says it all

[browsingthroughthe]

Sled? 🛷 "It was his sled, his sled" spoiler Rosebud lol 🌹

[AI Opinion]

Misery absolutely portrays Annie as cruel, but she isn’t meant to represent all women or all fans, just one very disturbed person 👀🩸

King and the film are more about obsession, toxic fandom, and ownership of art. Annie “loves” the author, but in a possessive, controlling way. The story warns how fans can cross a line, not that devoted fans or women are monsters.

[MrChinaski]

Sledge, bro.

[browsingthroughthe]

Lol bro