Krims0nKing
12-27-2010, 11:28 AM
Question here for you fellow Tower junkies. If you've read the Dark Tower, and other novels that go hand and hand with Roland, the other gunslingers, and thier venture to the Tower--then you should be able to come up with some sort of answer.
First and foremost, the Crimson King. Mr. Kingfish, if you've read, is stuck at the Tower. Now after reading Stephen King and Peter Straub's 'Black House', you may know that his 'physical being' is stuck at the tower, and he has other 'manifestations' out and about, messing with other worlds. Crimson King can be seen in Derry, yes, in the novel 'Insomnia' trying his best to ruin the life of Pat Danville. In Derry! Now Insomnia kind of tip toes around about the sewers and the flood, and the oddness of the area. And if you've ever read the last Dark Tower, then you can see some tie-ins with the novel 'It'. Such as the part when Pere Callahan is in the Dixie Pig, and the tiny scrimshaw turtle falls. Mr. King, the author, writes about the newspaper boat(we all should remember) and how that little turtle left the tale for good. Hmm...
Mr. Crimson King now and Roland share that little spider son, Mordred. He's a mix between a human baby that grows and grows, and a demonic spider. A human perhaps like his father Roland, and a spider perhaps like his father the Crimson King, The Lord of the Spiders himself!
Crimson King in the novel 'Insomnia' and Ralph have their own sort of palaver on that airplane heading for Derry's Civic Center. Ralph sees what the book calls 'DEADLIGHTS'. Yes, you read that correctly. Now put two and two together please. The only other figure in any other Stephen King work that deals with 'DEADLIGHTS' is Mr. Bob Gray, which is Mr. Pennywise the Dancing Clown.
Wow! So, at the end of 'It', we know that the clown kind of morphs and stuff, and turns into some sort of huge, SPIDER-like creature.
So, what do you think? The Crimson King and Pennywise are.....the same?
Feedback please, and I want some proof of what you have to say.
Long days!
First and foremost, the Crimson King. Mr. Kingfish, if you've read, is stuck at the Tower. Now after reading Stephen King and Peter Straub's 'Black House', you may know that his 'physical being' is stuck at the tower, and he has other 'manifestations' out and about, messing with other worlds. Crimson King can be seen in Derry, yes, in the novel 'Insomnia' trying his best to ruin the life of Pat Danville. In Derry! Now Insomnia kind of tip toes around about the sewers and the flood, and the oddness of the area. And if you've ever read the last Dark Tower, then you can see some tie-ins with the novel 'It'. Such as the part when Pere Callahan is in the Dixie Pig, and the tiny scrimshaw turtle falls. Mr. King, the author, writes about the newspaper boat(we all should remember) and how that little turtle left the tale for good. Hmm...
Mr. Crimson King now and Roland share that little spider son, Mordred. He's a mix between a human baby that grows and grows, and a demonic spider. A human perhaps like his father Roland, and a spider perhaps like his father the Crimson King, The Lord of the Spiders himself!
Crimson King in the novel 'Insomnia' and Ralph have their own sort of palaver on that airplane heading for Derry's Civic Center. Ralph sees what the book calls 'DEADLIGHTS'. Yes, you read that correctly. Now put two and two together please. The only other figure in any other Stephen King work that deals with 'DEADLIGHTS' is Mr. Bob Gray, which is Mr. Pennywise the Dancing Clown.
Wow! So, at the end of 'It', we know that the clown kind of morphs and stuff, and turns into some sort of huge, SPIDER-like creature.
So, what do you think? The Crimson King and Pennywise are.....the same?
Feedback please, and I want some proof of what you have to say.
Long days!