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by Stephen King
About 109 pages (32,645 words)
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Chapter 29, Kitchen Talk Summary

Jack hands Danny back to Wendy, and makes tea with cooking sherry to calm Danny down. Jack admits to himself that while it gave him satisfaction to think Wendy had harmed Danny, he knows she would never do so. Wendy is remorseful as she realizes that Jack has done nothing wrong and that she will always automatically blame him, just as her mother had continuously blamed her father.

Jack asks Danny to tell them what happened, and he agrees. First, Wendy and Danny talk to Jack about their conversation in the truck, and about how the hotel seems bad for his sanity. Wendy also tells Jack of Danny's knowledge about Jack's phone conversation with Shockley about the Overlook book. As Danny explains the attack on him by the dead woman, he also.....

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