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Contents.Synopsis Darcy Anderson has been married to Bob, an accountant from, for 27 years. They have a happy yet humdrum relationship, running a business selling and appraising. One day, while Bob is away on business, Darcy goes into the garage to search for batteries. When she rummages through Bob's belongings, she stumbles across a magazine showing images. Unnerved by the magazine – and that it is in Bob's possession – Darcy finds a secret compartment behind the garage's baseboard and makes a more horrific discovery: a small box containing the ID cards of Marjorie Duvall, a victim of a called 'Beadie'.Bob phones Darcy and senses her distress.

Afterwards, Darcy Beadie and cross-checks Bob's business records with the locations of the murders, finding that Bob was close to most of the crimes. When Darcy wakes up the next morning, she finds that Bob has deduced her discovery and returned home early. He calmly explains his to his horrified wife, recounting how he and a friend named Brian Delahanty – nicknamed 'BD', from which Beadie's name was derived – planned a as teenagers. Delahanty was hit by a truck before they could carry it out, but Bob claims he had 'infected' him with 'certain ideas,' resulting in his homicidal urges.Bob claims that after he started his family with Darcy, his murderous receded and he was not driven to kill again for several years. He pleads to Darcy to put the matter behind them, for the sake of herself and their family. After mulling it over, Darcy feigns an agreement to do so, on the condition that he bury Duvall's ID cards deep in the woods.

Bob believes Darcy has put the truth behind her; however, she is trying to think of a way to stop him from killing again. A few months after Darcy's discoveries, an elated Bob finds a rare, and the couple goes out to Portland to celebrate. When Bob becomes drunk from champagne, Darcy devises a plan to murder him.Upon arriving home, Darcy has Bob fetch some while she waits for him upstairs, ostensibly for sex. However, when Bob arrives, Darcy pushes him down the stairs, breaking his arm, neck, and back.

She then manages to shove a plastic bag and a dish cloth down his throat, killing him. After removing the evidence of murder, Darcy manages to convince the authorities and the children that Bob died in a drunken accident, and isn't suspected of committing any. Darcy assumes the ordeal is over.However, not long after Bob is buried, a named Holt Ramsey visits the house.

Vw gamma code calculator. Ramsey spent years investigating the Beadie murders and had questioned Bob. Ramsey tells Darcy that he suspected Bob was the killer, since his was seen in the vicinity of each victim.

Darcy realizes that Ramsey has figured out her role in Bob's death. Once she admits the truth, Ramsey assures her that she 'did the right thing' and leaves; before he does, she tells him about Delahanty. Darcy realizes that Bob was close to being caught and wasn't as smart as he thought he was. She also finds that she can now be at peace with herself. Background In the for Full Dark, No Stars, King stated that the character of Bob Anderson was inspired by, the infamous 'BTK Killer'.

Like Rader, Anderson gruesomely tortures and kills his victims, then mails his victims' identification to the police; Anderson's victims, like Rader's, are women and children. Also like Rader, Anderson is a pillar of the community who is well regarded by his friends and colleagues. King said that he felt inspired to write the story after the public outcry against Rader's wife, Paula, who had been married to him for thirty-four years yet seemed to have no knowledge of his crimes.Film adaptation. Main article:On May 19, 2012, it was announced that and were producing an adaptation of A Good Marriage with Askin directing Stephen King's screenplay of his own novella. On September 11, 2012, was announced as the lead in the film. And were later added to the cast. Reception of wrote, 'King works the double motifs deftly and guides the narrative to a satisfyingly cathartic climax — after which he supplies a nifty denouement'.

Bill Sheehan of wrote, 'Through his mastery of detail and his deceptively effortless narrative voice, King transforms this disquieting material into a disturbing, fascinating book.' Tim Martin of wrote that the story starts off with a familiar premise but ends 'with some far more troubling and resonant points about justice and forgiveness'. Doug Johnstone of called the story 'King at his absolute best'.

Carol Memmott of called it the best story of the collection and wrote, 'It's a grim reminder that you can never really know the people you love, and it's a warning about how the little things in life can be the tipping point toward a living nightmare.' In the wake of the novella and its subsequent film, one of the daughters of Dennis Rader spoke publicly, claiming that King had exploited both her family and her father's victims with the story. See also.Footnotes. ^ King, Stephen (2010). Full Dark, No Stars.

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