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Duma Key

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` Stephen King's "Duma Key" is a gripping tale that weaves together themes of recovery, the supernatural, and the transformative power of art. After a devastating accident that leaves Edgar Freemantle with severe physical and psychological scars, he relocates to Duma Key, a seemingly serene Florida island, in search of a fresh start. Here, Edgar discovers an uncanny ability to paint works that possess a disturbing power to influence reality.

As Edgar's paintings begin to reveal dark truths about the island and its history, he finds himself entangled in a web of supernatural mysteries. With the help of his neighbors, Wireman and Elizabeth Eastlake, Edgar confronts the malevolent forces at play, uncovering a haunting connection between the island's past and his own healing process. "Duma Key" is a story of resilience, exploring how creativity can act as a conduit for healing and horror alike.

keyThemes: ["Healing and Transformation", "Supernatural Influence", "Power of Creativity"], name: "Edgar Freemantle", role: "Protagonist, a construction mogul who turns to painting after a life-altering accident."

name: "Wireman", role: "Edgar's friend and confidant, caretaker for Elizabeth Eastlake, with his own mysterious past."

name: "Elizabeth Eastlake", role: "Elderly owner of a portion of Duma Key, with deep ties to its supernatural history."

setting: "Duma Key, Florida - an island with a haunting past and eerie atmosphere.", significance: "The novel stands out as a testament to Stephen King's ability to blend the everyday with the extraordinary, examining the depths of human resilience and the ambiguous nature of artistic inspiration."