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“The top drawer was locked, but I forced it open. You know what else was in there, Sanders? Some of the skankiest jerk-off material I have ever seen." "Kids?" Andy asked. He wouldn't be surprised. When the devil got a preacher, he was apt to fall low, indeed. Low enough to put on a tophat and crawl…” quote by Stephen King
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““The top drawer was locked, but I forced it open. You know what else was in there, Sanders? Some of the skankiest jerk-off material I have ever seen." "Kids?" Andy asked. He wouldn't be surprised. When the devil got a preacher, he was apt to fall low, indeed. Low enough to put on a tophat and crawl under a rattlesnake. "Worse, Sanders." He lowered his voice. "Orientals.””

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Source Novel: The Outsider by Stephen King, 2018

A character forces open a hidden compartment, revealing disturbing material, illustrating how secrets can be shocking and corrupting.

In simple terms: Secrets can be shocking and corrupt.

Key Takeaway

Beware of hidden dangers.

Themes

secrecy corruption shock

Mood

dark tense

Type

literary cautionary

When to use this quote

  • investigations
  • family dynamics
  • media exposure
  • legal proceedings

Key Concepts

human nature morality

Questions to Reflect On

  • What impact do hidden secrets have on trust?
  • How can we confront disturbing truths responsibly?
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