not the man who raped her; he was the older brother of the man who raped her, "Little Driver". Stunned, Tess nevertheless drives to Little Driver's house and kills him too. Unsure of Big Driver's involvement in her rape, and overcome with guilt over possibly having murdered an innocent man, she writes out a confession and prepares to kill herself. At the last moment, however, she decides to go back to Big Driver's house to look for evidence. There she finds the purse taken from her the night of the rape, confirming Big Driver's complicity in the crime. Tess comes to terms with her sins and goes home, finally beginning to feel peace. Adaptation Big Driver was made into a Lifetime TV movie that was aired on Lifetime on October 18, 2014. See also Stephen King short fiction bibliography References Novellas by Stephen King American novels adapted into films American novels adapted into television shows Novels about rape