A middle-aged man named Sanderson brings his Alzheimer’s-afflicted father to their weekly lunch, that ends in an challenging adventure based in the strong bond of love have united them since forever.

This short story is included in the “The Bazaar of Bad Dreams” which I’ve already reviewed not so long ago.

The characters in this short story were very very boring, uninteresting, predictable, shallow and flat. Which is the absolute worse traits a character could have.

To be honest the characters in this short story were very similar to each other, and I personally had a very hard time trying to tell the characters apart.

The plot wasn’t that unique here, in my opinion the plot we see in this short story is very very overused. Just think about it here, a person with Alzheimer’s goes through some chilly things. Yeah not that creative.

The writing style here doesn’t seem like it was written by Stephen king himself. 

There isn’t so much to say about this short story because its to short to get any deals about characters and writing style

I Give This Book 1 / 5