roque mallet (novel)

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The roque mallet in the novel is a heavy wooden club used as a brutal, psychologically charged weapon in Stephen King’s horror story "The Shining."

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional object
weapon
adaptationDifferenceFrom The Shining (1980 film) weapon choice
appearsIn The Shining (novel) NERFINISHED
associatedWith Overlook Hotel roque court
category fictional melee weapon
objects in horror literature
contrastWith axe in The Shining (1980 film)
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Stephen King
designFeature heavy wooden head
long handle
fictionalUniverse The Shining universe NERFINISHED
firstPublicationContext The Shining (1977 novel) NERFINISHED
genreContext horror fiction
languageOfWork English
linkedTheme alcoholism and rage
family breakdown
supernatural possession
material wood
medium literature
narrativeRole instrument of terror
psychologically charged weapon
notableSceneType assault scenes
pursuit through the Overlook Hotel
partOf Overlook Hotel equipment
readerEffect emotional tension
heightened fear
relatedWork The Shining (1980 film adaptation) NERFINISHED
settingPeriod 20th century Colorado
sportAssociatedWith roque NERFINISHED
symbolizes Jack Torrance's madness
corrupting influence of the Overlook Hotel
domestic violence
threatType blunt force trauma
toneContribution claustrophobic horror
psychological dread
usedAgainst Dick Hallorann NERFINISHED
Wendy Torrance NERFINISHED
hotel property and fixtures
usedBy Jack Torrance NERFINISHED
usedFor murder attempts
violence

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Jack Torrance weaponUsed roque mallet (novel)