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| − | + | [[File:Misery-01.jpg|thumb|238px|Paul Sheldon]]'''Paul Sheldon''' is the main protagonist of Stephen King's 1987 horror novel "Misery" and the 1990 horror film adaption of the novel's same name. He is a romance novelist whose #1 fan, Annie Wilkes, is a villain. He wrote a successful novel series which involves a woman named Misery Chastain. James Caan portrayed Paul in the film. |
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Finally, at the end, eighteen months after killing Annie, he is able to walk with the help of a cane. However, in a restaurant, when a waitress tells him she's his number one fan, he uncomfortably accepts this compliment because he imagines her as Annie. |
Finally, at the end, eighteen months after killing Annie, he is able to walk with the help of a cane. However, in a restaurant, when a waitress tells him she's his number one fan, he uncomfortably accepts this compliment because he imagines her as Annie. |
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Paul Sheldon
Paul Sheldon is the main protagonist of Stephen King's 1987 horror novel "Misery" and the 1990 horror film adaption of the novel's same name. He is a romance novelist whose #1 fan, Annie Wilkes, is a villain. He wrote a successful novel series which involves a woman named Misery Chastain. James Caan portrayed Paul in the film.
Finally, at the end, eighteen months after killing Annie, he is able to walk with the help of a cane. However, in a restaurant, when a waitress tells him she's his number one fan, he uncomfortably accepts this compliment because he imagines her as Annie.