Wendytorrance Stories

After Wendy died from lung cancer, she woke and found herself in a house the seemed new. Wendy felt young again and heard loud knocking from downstairs, she goes downstairs and walks near the door. Wendy looks through the peephole, she saw a young boy who was 6 feet tall standing on the porch. Wendy thought he looked lost so she let him in, but what she doesn't know is, something wrong with that boy.

Well, I've lost control of my life so this will have a bunch of One Shots based on various adaptions of The Shining (Stephen King, Stanley Kubrick, etc) that I've done as warm ups for proper writing

In an alternate reality where Jack Torrance, the troubled protagonist of Stephen King's "The Shining," survives the harrowing events at the Overlook Hotel, a new chapter of terror and redemption unfolds. Haunted by the ghosts of his past and the malevolent forces that once possessed him, Jack struggles to reclaim his sanity and rebuild his fractured family. But the horrors of the Overlook refuse to stay buried, manifesting in terrifying visions and unsettling encounters that threaten to unravel Jack's fragile grip on reality. As Jack wrestles with his inner demons, his wife Wendy and son Danny strive to support him while facing their own traumas. Together, they embark on a journey of self-discovery and redemption, confronting the darkness that lurks within and beyond the confines of the haunted hotel. But the malevolent forces that once tormented Jack are not so easily vanquished. As the line between nightmare and reality blurs, Jack must confront his darkest fears and make a final stand against the spectral entities that seek to consume him once more. "The Shining: A New Dawn" is a chilling tale of survival, redemption, and the enduring power of love in the face of unspeakable evil. Fans of Stephen King's iconic novel will be captivated by this thrilling continuation of the Torrance family's saga, where the shadows of the past loom large and the horrors of the Overlook Hotel refuse to rest in peace.

I have a problem. Maybe we all have a problem. Liking murderers and psychopaths. Pretty privilege at its finest. Edit: I don't want to do Jason from Friday 13th. I had genuine criticisms of the first film and couldn't bring myself to watch the rest. It would be unfair to you for me to try to write about Jason whilst not having seen the films and personally not liking him. Warning: contains slight sexual language, depictions of violent and graphic scenes, swearing and slight drug use. May trigger people with extreme paranoia or anxiety. All POVs are from the perspective of a genderfluid, unnamed and unknown character. There is no description of them. Feel free to self insert. There is no smut. I take a long fucking time to update because I can't be arsed. But I have many chapters that are like almost done that will someday be published. I just have the attention span of a goldfish and can't focus on writing unless I really really want to.

A chilly air breeze brushes through the mountainous terrain and towering pine trees that overlook the small road that passes through. In the clearing, the snow that adorns the mountains with white looms an ominous large brown lodge. Otherwise known as The Overlook Hotel. The winter of 1970 would be one incident out of hundreds since the opening of the hotel in 1908. . . . . . . Please note this story is an adaptation of the Grady's stay at the Overlook Hotel. I will try to be as accurate to the original events as possible but not everything may be exactly correct from the original book.

Jack Torrance gets a job to look after the Overlook hotel for a few months, and brings along his wife, Wendy, and young son, Danny. But not everything is as it seems. In another dimension, a family nearly identical to them had gotten a chance like this as well. The mother of the family, Jackie Torrance, got a job to look over a hotel for winter, and brings her husband, Wendell, and daughter, Dana. Apart from being haunted, the hotel is also a portal between the two dimensions. As time goes on, the families notice their reflections are not theirs every now and then. The story will mostly follow the plot of the movie (not mine), but the twists will come halfway through.

it's a book about stuff of Wendy that I have or smthing

🪓Darling. Light of my life. I'm not going to hurt you. You didn't let me finish my sentence. I said, I'm not gonna hurt you. I'm just going to bash your brains in. I'm going to bash them right the fuck in 🪓 "Here's Johnny!" The disturbing and haunting past of the Overlook Hotel has lingered for decades, collecting souls to add to it's terrifying collection. The Reynolds family takes shelter in the iconic hotel after a surprise snowstorm blows through the mountains, but nothing could have prepared them for what is waiting for them inside the Overlook. Includes violence, gore, vulgar language, and sexual content, suicide Everything besides my characters belong to Stanley Kubrick and Stephen King! Started: March 6, 2022 Ended: March 29, 2022