happy one year anniversary, @winifrd ! <3
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happy one year anniversary, @winifrd ! <3
dear mom , from @pattyurs & @winifrd
jack torrance for @winifrd / sc.
“ you have to know i would do anything for you. ” his fingers are tight about her own , resting in the standard hospital - issued sheets. because he’d put her here , whether under the influence of the hotel or not. his choices had led them here. “ please , wendy , please just -- let me fix this. i’ll do anything to fix this. ”
⸸ jack torrance for @winifrd
he draws the handkerchief from his pocket , scrubs it across his mouth , replaces it , repeats the whole process a few minutes later. he’s on edge , restless , danny asleep in the cot in the corner -- again and again he turns the idea of telling her about his own experience with the hedge animals over in his mind , puts it right back to bed. seeing things. that’s all it had been , and that’s what had happened with danny today , too.
so where had the injuries on the boy come from?
“ it was just hysterics , wendy. ” he doesn’t know if he means to convince his wife , or himself. “ probably fell and cut himself up on the porch. just hysterics. ”
i’m not gonna kill ya. jack and wendy feat. @winifrd.
dan torrance aes. 028.
“𝚢𝚘𝚞’𝚛𝚎 𝚊𝚌𝚝𝚒𝚗𝚐 𝚕𝚒𝚔𝚎 𝚢𝚘𝚞’𝚟𝚎 𝚜𝚎𝚎𝚗 𝚊 𝚐𝚑𝚘𝚜𝚝.“ jack said behind wendy, as he held onto a dust - covered cardboard box that had the years 1954 - 1956 written on the side of it by a board, black - felt marker. jack himself had looked somewhat ghoulish in appearance, with the markings of dust along the shoulders and sleeves of his plaid, and a stroke of dust along his cheek as well. “you okay?” @winifrd
to say he fucked up would be an incredible understatement. jack was convinced their lives were going to change after the hotel. he was going to get paid well, he was going to change his ways — he was going to be a better father and a better husband. none of it perspired. though their lives had changed, they had changed for the worst; and it was all his fault.
jack wants to blame the overlook for everything that happened, and perhaps he can, for most of it. but the building, it fed off of what was already there, that misplaced anger that always led to him hurting wendy and danny. he’s a wreck, standing in front of her. jack swears his hair is falling out, patches missing between graying locks. bags sag under milky eyes, not quite looking into wendy’s own, but just past them. yes, he’s a shell of a man, but he deserves it, after everything he’s put her through. ‘no... no, i...’ he’s said it, already — sorry. he’d say it again and again if it would help, but would it? was wendy already tired of him trying to make things right with an apology?
when he finally does look at her — really looks at her — he knows she doesn’t need him. maybe she never has. ‘i... want to make things right,’ a sob gets stuck in his throat. ‘if i can... can i...?’
you think you can just waltz back in here and pretend everything is okay? @winifrd.