Christine

Style and Technique

Stephen King's novel Christine is written in the horror genre, combining elements of psychological thriller and mysticism. King's style in this work is characterized by detailed descriptions of characters and their inner worlds, allowing readers to delve deeper into their psyches and understand their motivations. The language of the book is rich with imagery and metaphors, creating an atmosphere of tension and fear. Literary devices such as retrospection and shifts in perspective are used to create a multi-layered narrative. The story's structure is nonlinear, with frequent flashbacks that help reveal the backstory of the car Christine and its owners. King also uses dialogue to develop the plot and reveal characters, making them vivid and realistic. The book's atmosphere is maintained through the gradual buildup of horror and mystical elements that intertwine with reality, creating a sense of impending threat.