Winnifred "Wendy" Torrance
In the novel, Wendy is portrayed as a depressed and miserable housewife, whose marriage is extremely unstable. He is 32 years old. She is known for being blonde and very beautiful. Background Wendy Torrance is drawn, like many of King's female characters, as a traditional wife and mother. Wendy has her own psychological problems: She always unconsciously competes with her mother, who from the age of 10 felt resentment towards Wendy for the death of her younger sister, Aileen, who died when she was run over at the age of 6. Her mother becomes jealous of her relationship with her father and, when her parents divorce, blames her for the incident. He worked in a hospital when he was in high school. In college, she met her future husband, Jack, and lived with him when her mother kicked her out. When she and Jack get married, her mother doesn't even attend the wedding because she doesn't like his taste in men.
About Winnifred "Wendy" Torrance
In the novel, Wendy is portrayed as a depressed and miserable housewife, whose marriage is extremely unstable. He is 32 years old. She is known for being blonde and very beautiful. Background Wendy Torrance is drawn, like many of King's female characters, as a traditional wife and mother. Wendy has her own psychological problems: She always un...Read more