From No.6 and Danny “confronting” Tony, to Jack declaring the sparse living space of The Overlook “homey” in the very space he will eventually try and kill his family, bathrooms within The Shining are used to show secrets, or private information.
Jack and Grady talk about the necessity of killing ones child lest they usurp power in a bathroom. The point of view goes from Danny’s memory to Jack’s experience in the bathroom of Room 237.
Bad things happen in the bathroom.
In this image · No.6
Danny is shown in the bathroom, with his hands unseen.
Full Setting: Bathrooms
From No.6 and Danny “confronting” Tony, to Jack declaring the sparse living space of The Overlook “homey” in the very space he will eventually try and kill his family, bathrooms within The Shining are used to show secrets, or private information.
Jack and Grady talk about the necessity of killing ones child lest they usurp power in a bathroom. The point of view goes from Danny’s memory to Jack’s experience in the bathroom of Room 237.
Bad things happen in the bathroom.