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| title = Rage
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| caption = First edition cover
| author = Stephen King
| central theme = Adolescent rage/trauma
| elevator pitch = A teenager shots his teacher and holds his class at gunpoint as he works through his personal traumas, and his classmates in turn reflect on their own
| genre = Psychological thriller
| publication date = September 13, 1977
| wiki URL =
| wiki name =
}}
'''''Rage''''' is a novel written by [[Stephen King]] under the pseudonym Richard Bachman.
 
A disturbed high -schooler, after being expelled, shoots his teacher and takes the rest of his class hostage. A show-and-tell session ensues with an unexpected flavor of ''[[The Breakfast Club]]'' ensues.
 
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Stephen King requested the novel to be pulled out of circulation after its connection to several similar school shooting incidents possibly inspired by it.
 
Stephen King requested the novel to be pulled out of circulation after its connection to several similar school shooting incidents possibly inspired by it.
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=== The novel provides examples of: ===
 
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* [[Abusive Parents]] - Charlie's father.
* [[Axes At School]]
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* [[The Pig Pen]] - [[Captain Obvious|Pig Pen]].
* [[Pocket Protector]] - {{spoiler|Charlie's padlock.}}
* [[Shut UP, Hannibal]] - Ted tries to do this to Charlie to get the rest of the class on his side. It doesn't work.
* [[Stockholm Syndrome]] - Many of the students find themselves sympathizing with and expressing approval towards Charlie.
* {{spoiler|[[Suicide Byby Cop]]}} - Charlie tries this at the end.
* [[Villain Protagonist]] - Charlie.
 
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