96 pages
Published July 25, 1996 by Penguin Books Ltd.
Prison Warden Hal Moores and his wife Melinda have also been Paul and Janice Edgecombe's friends. When Paul learns that Melinda has a brain tumor, he decides to help but knows that the warden would never allow John Coffey to leave the prison and, obviously, Melinda could not go there. He and the other guards from E Block take on a dangerous plan to spirit Coffey out during the night risking their jobs--not something to take lightly in 1932--and possibly their lives.
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[1]: stephenking.com/library/novel/green_mile_night_journey_the.html
Prison Warden Hal Moores and his wife Melinda have also been Paul and Janice Edgecombe's friends. When Paul learns that Melinda has a brain tumor, he decides to help but knows that the warden would never allow John Coffey to leave the prison and, obviously, Melinda could not go there. He and the other guards from E Block take on a dangerous plan to spirit Coffey out during the night risking their jobs--not something to take lightly in 1932--and possibly their lives.
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[1]: stephenking.com/library/novel/green_mile_night_journey_the.html
I have now read the first five parts, but I suspect that the Alkantrant Library does not have the sixth and final part, so I'll never know how the story ends.
I have now read the first five parts, but I suspect that the Alkantrant Library does not have the sixth and final part, so I'll never know how the story ends.
