Sandy: I""m here, aren""t I?Again, Sandy shows her willingness to sneak around, keep secrets, and pursue mysterious things behind other people""s backs.The "share-the-wealth" philosophy was certainly gratifying to Depression-Era audiences.The simple plot is a comedy about an innocent, common-sense populist (and tuba player), Longfellow Deeds from Mandrake Falls, Vermont - a newly-made multimillionaire with $20 million, who immediately encounters conflict in the foreign, alien and heartless environment of the city and struggles to maintain his integrity against lunacy, he establishment, and those who try to prevent him from giving away his wealth.According to his bird friends, he "foul creatures" had come from the old abandoned fortress of Dol Guldur.We may believe there are no Battling Burrows, striking he helpless with brutal whip - but do we not ourselves use the whip of unkind words and deeds? So, perhaps, Battling may even carry a message of warning."]As in many of his films, director Kubrick explores he dimensions of the genre to create the ultimate horror film of a man going mad due to many factors (including alcohol abuse), aspiring writer Jack Torrance (Nicholson), while serving as an off-season caretaker of an isolated, snowbound resort (the Overlook) with his family: wife Wendy (Shelley Duvall) and son Danny (Danny Lloyd).