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11stevo73
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I don't think so. He's never been accused of anything like that. Maybe that content you mention is some sort of fantasy, or just intended to make the stories creepier and more frightening. 11/6/24
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It wouldn't surprise me, even The Shining has the story of Jack sexually abusing his son. Hence, the Overlook Hotel, as Wendy has overlooked the abuse. https://youtu.be/dW2GrG7Zk0U?si=Folm06ON9YpuG1Ce The magazine playgirl he read at the start was the biggest give away, as it also had an article on the front page about child abuse. But Stanley Kubrick, had multi layers in his films, but it does look, (like with rumours that he agreed to fake the moon landings, and with his film eyes wide shut that reflect the P Diddy and Epstein cases), he was trying to tell people the truth. Whenever you have mazes, and mirrors in films like this, they are seen in mkulta programming, of multiple personalities, (like with Danny and Tony, and Jack and and the abuser. Maybe he experienced abuse himself but books like this "It" and many others are disturbing.
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No. His books are filled with suspicious content but he's a horror/mystery/suspense writer. If there wasn't suss content he'd go broke.
Creamcrackered 
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