Jim Norman

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Jim Norman is the troubled schoolteacher protagonist of Stephen King’s horror story "Sometimes They Come Back," haunted by the violent deaths of his childhood friends and the supernatural return of their killers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
protagonist
adaptationMedium television film
adaptedIn Sometimes They Come Back (1991 film) NERFINISHED
antagonistType supernatural killers
appearsIn Sometimes They Come Back NERFINISHED
backstoryEvent friends killed by a gang of greasers
witnessed violent deaths of childhood friends
basedOnWorkBy Stephen King NERFINISHED
centralConflict supernatural return of childhood killers
characterArc confronts the ghosts of his past
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Stephen King
emotionalState fearful
guilt-ridden
haunted
fictionalUniverse Stephen King universe NERFINISHED
firstPublication Sometimes They Come Back NERFINISHED
firstPublicationYear 1974
firstPublishedIn Cavalier magazine NERFINISHED
genre horror
languageOfWork English
laterCollectedIn Night Shift NERFINISHED
laterCollectionPublicationYear 1978
medium short story
narrativeFunction explores the impact of unresolved trauma
notableTrait haunted by childhood events
troubled by past trauma
occupation schoolteacher
portrayedBy Tim Matheson NERFINISHED
primaryLocation classroom
relationshipToVictims childhood friend
roleInStory narrative focal character
settingRole teacher in a small town school
storyType supernatural horror
themeInvolvement guilt
repressed trauma
revenge from beyond the grave

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