Quote by Stephen King

Their lives had another forty seconds to run.

Their lives had another forty seconds to run.

Summary

This quote suggests that the individuals referred to in it have a limited amount of time left before their lives come to an end. The phrase "forty seconds" symbolizes a nearing deadline or imminent demise. It implies that the individuals are in a critical, time-sensitive situation in which their fate will be sealed within a short duration. The quote highlights the fleeting nature of life and emphasizes the urgency and finality of their impending end.

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Life Death

By Stephen King

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