you。 They were like scary pictures in a book; that was all。 And maybe he
wouldnt see anything。 On the other hand 。。。
He plunged his left hand into his pocket and it came out holding the passkey。
It had been there all along; of course。
He held it by the square metal tab on the end which had OFFICE printed on it
in Magic Marker。 He twirled the key on its chain; watching it go around and
around。 After several minutes of this he stopped and slipped the passkey into
the lock。 It slid in smoothly; with no hitch; as if it had wanted to be there
all along。
(Ive thought Ive seen things 。。。 nasty things 。。。 promise me you wont
go in there。)
(I promise。)
And a promise was; of course; very important。 Still; his curiosity itched at
him as maddeningly as poison ivy in a place you arent supposed to scratch。 But
it was a dreadful kind of curiosity; the kind that makes you peek through your
fingers during the scariest parts of a scary movie。 What was beyond that door
would be no movie。
(I dont think those things can hurt you 。。。 like scary pictures in a book 。。。)
Suddenly he reached out with his left hand; not sure of what it was going to
do until it had removed the passkey and stuffed it back into his pocket。 He
stared at the door a moment longer; blue…gray eyes wide; then turned quickly and
walked back down the corridor toward the main hallway that ran at right angles
to the corridor he was in。
Something made him pause there and he wasnt sure what for a moment。 Then he
remembered that directly around this corner; on the way back to the stairs;
there was one of those old…fashioned fire extinguishers curled up against the
wall。 Curled there like a dozing snake。
They werent chemical…type extinguishers at all; Daddy said; although there
were several of those in the kitchen。 These were the forerunner of the modern
sprinkler systems。 The long canvas hoses hooked directly into the Overlooks
plumbing system; and by turning a single valve you could bee a one…man fire
department。 Daddy said that the chemical extinguishers; which sprayed foam or
CO; were much better。 The chemicals smothered fires; took away the oxygen they
needed to burn; while a high…pressure spray might just spread the flames around。
Daddy said that Mr。 Ullman should replace the old…fashioned hoses right along
with the old…fashioned boiler; but Mr。 Ullman would probably do neither because
he was a CHEAP PRICK。 Danny knew that this was one of the worst epithets his
father could summon。 It was applied to certain doctors; dentists; and appliance
repairmen; and also to the head of his English Department at Stovington; who had
disallowed some of Daddys book orders because he said the books would put them
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