It may not have been created. No evidence that it was created. If you say everything needs a creator, who created God? It just pushes the question back further with special pleading.

oh, so the universe created itself? you're retarded, got it.

God is made up.

If God tells you to do something it's not murder, retard, it's a mitzvah. Killing babies for no reason is cold-blooded murder, and liberals are in favor of it.

The Bible has God telling his followers to killl babies of other tribes.

She murdered babies so obviously she was a liberal. Liberals support the murder of babies.

How was she liberal? She didn't like profanity. That's a Christian thing.

She was a liberal so of course she murdered babies

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On her own she knew she would have never been able to conceive because she knew that no man with a sound mind would do the deed to
give her the pleasure of motherhood so what's better than robbing others of what she herself can't have.

There is a clipping alluding to that also.
The sun shone, having no alternative, on the nothing new. Samuel Beckett

I wouldn't say that as Rhoda did not have the emotions or motives that a person like Anne would have. Rhoda lacked compassion and had more..cold emotionless mode. She was strictly killing people for gain or to protect herself. She was killed people for "practical" reasons not nessessarily out of hate or emotional reasons. I think Annie is driven by something more emotional.

The Annie character was based partly on Texas nurse Genene Jones, who in the early 1980's was convicted of multiple infanticides.

In one narrow sense, she's the adult version of the evil blonde child in
The Bad Seed

Annie wasn't called a "Dragon Lady" for nothing!

Watching the film again, I realized that Annie was a serial killer of not just babies: She kills a nursing student (no doubt because she outstripped Annie, who felt she 'deserved' to be Top Student, what a twisted witch) and even doctors who were in a coma.
THEN moves on to babies!
Terrible.
I'd say this cloud is Cumulo Nimbus.
Didn't he discover America?
Penfold, shush.

Yup, and I think it's safe to say that the majority of us (child abuse survivors) are sick of this stereotype.
A lot of child abuse victims more often become doormats for other abusers to take advantage of; not the other way around.

I agree with this.
I figured something along the lines of narcissistic personality disorder, which is a type of what people call psychopathy.
Granted that this was fiction either way, so I'm not sure how much King or anyone else researched the psychology of it all.

Given what we read & SEE of Annie Wilkes in the novel and filmI find it darn near impossible to believe that Annie's murders had anything at all to do with sympathy.
She was an evil, narcissistic psychopath. It was ALL about her.
I'd say this cloud is Cumulo Nimbus.
Didn't he discover America?
Penfold, shush.

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In the book, she kills them because she feels bad for them, I think.
Don't wake me 'cuz I'm dreamin' of angels on the moon

That doesn't explain much. Millions of people are abused as children, they don't grow up to be a baby killer & kidnap authors.
"I'd say this cloud is Cumulo Nimbus."
"Didn't he discover America?"
"Penfold, shush."

In the Extras for the film the Director said Annie was abused as a child, so thats the whole story behind it its why she went crazy!

Your post didn't end it.