Suffer the Little Children, by Stephen King, is an interesting story that lives up to the expectations of all his other legendary works. His plot is twisted and contains many ironic happenings. The characters are divided into good and evil, but one is confused if the evil is real or imaginary. The setting sounds as if it is based on an actual place. The story, as a whole, keeps the reader anticipated and on the …showed first 75 words of 1575 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1575 total…can make two different interpretations depending on how one evaluates the story. The plot is intertwined with abnormal circumstances, which keeps the reader on the edge of their seat. There is one major climax, a high point, and a third high point, ending the story. The ending allows for several different possibilities, giving the choice to the reader. Stephen King’s, Suffer the Little Children, is another example of his brilliant writing and twisted mind.