Bernard, readers of The Stand get extra information about Kojak, including his pre-Captain Trips name (“Big Steve”) and the fact that he will live sixteen years after the climax of the novel (a fact mercifully revealed before Kojak joins the rest of the BFZ heroes on their fateful journey to Vegas). Like the passages in Cujo that reveal more about the eponymous St.
However, Kojak follows his friends across the country, eventually arriving in the Boulder Free Zone (a little worse for wear, but all right). In The Stand, we get one of King’s most heroic dogs: Kojak! While viewers of the recent CBS All Access Paramount+ adaptation may be familiar with the golder retriever incarnation of the canine, in the novel, he was a yellow lab.Īlso in the novel, Glen Bateman elects to leave Kojak behind as he joins Stu Redman in his journey to Boulder. Bernard’s perspective, the fact that Cujo is fundamentally a good boy who becomes infected with rabies makes his behavior even more heartbreaking. While you may be most familiar with this story from the movie, the novel contains an extra level of tragedy: thanks to the fact that readers get to see part of the story from the St.
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