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Because the novel was so intensely personal, King resisted any attempts to adapt the book into a movie. He eventually relented and sold the rights to Apple TV+, which adapted the novel into an eight-episode mini-series in 2021. King himself wrote every episode.
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Because the novel was so intensely personal, King resisted any attempts to adapt the book into a movie. He eventually relented and sold the rights to Apple TV+, which adapted the novel into an eight-episode mini-series starring Creator/JulianneMoore and Creator/CliveOwen in 2021. King himself wrote every episode.
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Because the novel was so intensely personal, King resisted any attempts to adapt the book into a movie. He eventually relented and sold the rights to Apple TV+, which adapted the novel into an eight-episode mini-series in 2021. King himself wrote every episode.
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* {{Deuteragonist}} - Per the title, this is Lisey's story first and foremost, but [[PosthumousCharacter her deceased husband Scott]] is just as important to the narrative and is the main focus of the various flashbacks.
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* {{Deuteragonist}} - {{Deuteragonist}}: Per the title, this is Lisey's story first and foremost, but [[PosthumousCharacter her deceased husband Scott]] is just as important to the narrative and is the main focus of the various flashbacks.
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* [[Deuteragonist]] {{Deuteragonist}} - Per the title, this is Lisey's story first and foremost, but [[PosthumousCharacter her deceased husband Scott]] is just as important to the narrative and is the main focus of the various flashbacks.
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* MyGodYouAreSerious: Joseph Woodbury agreed to Dooley's plan to "convince" Lisey to hand over her late husbands unpublished manuscrips since he thought Dooley was just a drunk braggart. Naturally, he is quite shocked to hear from Lisey that Dooley followed up on his promise and is now stalking her.
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* MyGodYouAreSerious: Joseph Woodbury agreed to Dooley's plan to "convince" Lisey to hand over her late husbands husband's unpublished manuscrips manuscripts since he thought Dooley was just a drunk braggart. Naturally, he is quite shocked to hear from Lisey that Dooley followed up on his promise and is now stalking her.
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* RealityIsUnrealistic: In-Universe example. Lisey recalls how Scott once read a newspaper article about a dog named Ralph, who got lost and found his way home over the course of three years and countless miles, and complained that if he where to use such a plot for one of his stories, his editors would never accept it since it would be unbelievable. Based on this incident, Scott himself refers to the trope as "Reality is Ralph!".
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* RealityIsUnrealistic: In-Universe example. Lisey recalls how Scott once read a newspaper article about a dog named Ralph, who got lost and found his way home over the course of three years and countless miles, and complained that if he where were to use such a plot for one of his stories, his editors would never accept it since it would be unbelievable. Based on this incident, Scott himself refers to the trope as "Reality is Ralph!".
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The novel was partially inspired by King’s own brush with mortality after being hit by a car in 1999 and what his wife’s life may have been like had he died. Also inspired by an [[ImYourBiggestFan obsessed fan]] breaking into the King home while Mrs. King was alone.
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The novel was partially inspired by King’s own brush with mortality after being hit by a car in 1999 and what his wife’s life may have been like had he died. Also inspired by an [[ImYourBiggestFan obsessed fan]] breaking into the King home while Mrs. Tabitha King was alone.
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''Lisey's Story'' is a novel written by Creator/StephenKing.
After twenty-five years of marriage, Lisey's writer husband Scott Landon dies of a mystery disease. Scott used to go to a place called Boo'ya Moon, a place that both terrified and healed him. Now it's Lisey's turn to visit, to uncover her husband's past and face her own demons.
The novel was partially inspired by King's own brush with mortality after being hit by a car in 1999 and what his wife's life may have been like had he died. Also inspired by an [[ImYourBiggestFan obsessed fan]] breaking into the King home while Mrs. King was alone.
After twenty-five years of marriage, Lisey's writer husband Scott Landon dies of a mystery disease. Scott used to go to a place called Boo'ya Moon, a place that both terrified and healed him. Now it's Lisey's turn to visit, to uncover her husband's past and face her own demons.
The novel was partially inspired by King's own brush with mortality after being hit by a car in 1999 and what his wife's life may have been like had he died. Also inspired by an [[ImYourBiggestFan obsessed fan]] breaking into the King home while Mrs. King was alone.
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''Lisey’s Story'' is a 2006 novel written by Creator/StephenKing.
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* AbhorrentAdmirer: Lisey has a run-in with John Dooley, an insane fan of her dead husband.
** Scott is almost assassinated by an insane fan at a dedication ceremony.
** Scott is almost assassinated by an insane fan at a dedication ceremony.
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* LoonyFan: Two of them. Lisey has a run-in with John Dooley, an insane fan of her dead husband. Before his death, Scott was almost assassinated by a separate insane fan at a dedication ceremony.
