Stuart Ullman brings Jack and Wendy in to the ballroom and Wendy compliments ...
Stuart Ullman is giving a tour to Jack and Wendy of the hotel while telling h...
Wendy makes a comment to jack about the ballroom saying it would be a good sp...
Jack catches Wendy going through his papers and gets very volatile. Wendy tr...
Wendy tells Jack he is a son of a bitch because Danny has marks on his neck a...
Dick Hallorann, the head chef of the hotel, shows Wendy and Danny around the ...
Wendy is stuck in the bathroom window as she is trying to escape Jack. She t...
Wendy locks Jack inside a refrigerator in the kitchen and tells him she is go...
Wendy finds Jack to tell him there is a crazy woman in one of the rooms in th...
Dick Hallorann shows Wendy and Danny around the kitchen. Dick asks Wendy wha...
After Dick Hallorann calls Danny by the name of doc on several occasions, Wen...
The Torrance family discusses the Donner party of folks that got lost in the ...
Wendy brings Jack breakfast in bed of sunny side up eggs.
Jack is cornering Wendy and asks what she thinks should be done about Danny a...
Wendy tells Jack she thought the hotel was scary at first but now is comforta...
Wendy and Jack talk about their first impressions of the hotel. Wendy was sca...
Jack is being verbally abusive to Wendy by taunting her about their son Danny...
Danny comes in the room with marks on his neck and Wendy freaks out and accus...
Jack slowly is coming after Wendy in a neurotic state of mind. Wendy tries to...
Wendy has a bat and is ready to swing on Jack who is taunting her and acting ...
Wendy explains how Danny dislocated his shoulder because his father, Jack, pu...
Wendy tries to make conversation with Jack about the forecast and he appears ...
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