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Jim Morrison (Rattlesnakes bridge attendant)

Jim Morrison (Rattlesnakes bridge attendant) is recorded in 1 distinct story.

The Rattlesnake Key bridge attendant explicitly distinguishes himself from the Doors singer while talking with the narrator. Identity is scoped to this depicted narrative, without merging cultural comparisons or public references.

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Rattlesnakes

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That night it was being manned by Jim Morrison (“Not of the Doors,” he always liked to say), a guy who was probably older than either Pelley or me. We talked for awhile when I got there—the weather, the upcoming election, how Covid had emptied the baseball stadiums except for cardboard cutouts of make-believe people.

The Rattlesnake Key bridge attendant explicitly distinguishes himself from the Doors singer while talking with the narrator.

Rattlesnakes ↗By Stephen KingCollected in You Like It Darker