The characters / Likely connection
Myra Evans
A likely identity connection, supported by compatible details but not established as one person.
Exact distinctive name, Maine homes, and unusually specific repeated decorative-stone/break-in household detail. Likely connection with unexplained Chuck/Jack and relocation caveats; Needful’s scene does not kill Myra.
Separate catalog identities: Myra Evans (Needful Things) and Myra Evans (Under the Dome).
Stories and supporting passages
Needful Things
Read source context Spoilers · Story context
Exact distinctive name, Maine homes, and unusually specific repeated decorative-stone/break-in household detail. Likely connection with unexplained Chuck/Jack and relocation caveats; Needful’s scene does not kill Myra.
Read source context Spoilers · Story context
Exact distinctive name, Maine homes, and unusually specific repeated decorative-stone/break-in household detail. Likely connection with unexplained Chuck/Jack and relocation caveats; Needful’s scene does not kill Myra.
Under the Dome
Read the passage Spoilers · Story context
This was the case with Jack and Myra Evans’s home at 379 Motton Road. Myra had a vegetable garden behind their house, and although most of the goodies had been harvested, there were still a few fat Blue Hubbard squashes beyond the remaining (and badly rotted) pumpkins.
Exact distinctive name, Maine homes, and unusually specific repeated decorative-stone/break-in household detail. Likely connection with unexplained Chuck/Jack and relocation caveats; Needful’s scene does not kill Myra.
Read the passage Spoilers · Story context
… had asked her if she wanted a boy or a girl. Not looking down her nose a bit. Jack had taken Phil into his little office-den to pay him, and Phil had called to her. “Hey, honey, you should get a load of this!” It all seemed so long ago. She tried the front door. It was locked. She picked up one of the decorative stones that bordered Myra’s flowerbed and stood in front of the picture window, hefting it …
Exact distinctive name, Maine homes, and unusually specific repeated decorative-stone/break-in household detail. Likely connection with unexplained Chuck/Jack and relocation caveats; Needful’s scene does not kill Myra.