break window

Driscoll jumped up, too, but barely had time to turn around as the window behind them blew in with the force of a typhoon. The musky stench of the matted hair on Kong’s enormous hand flooded into the room as the giant creature reached through the empty window frame. Kong’s nightmarish visage filled the window across the room. His eyes blinked and leered at Ann.
Driscoll picked up a heavy wooden chair and attempted to strike Kong’s treelike arm. Kong must have noticed him, and flicked his arm in a side-sweeping arc with enough force to send Driscoll flying into a wall. The jolt brought an electric flash of yellow light, and that dissolved into a gathering darkness. Jack tried with all of his might to stay conscious as he slowly sank to the ground. Before his world went black he could see a long shadow envelop Ann.


Merian C. Cooper's King Kong, Chapter 21