It's hard to say.
If Fett had been a more significant character then he definitely should have had a better ending than he got. It's not just that Flagg is popular, it's that he was also a very...
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It's hard to say.
If Fett had been a more significant character then he definitely should have had a better ending than he got. It's not just that Flagg is popular, it's that he was also a very...
IMO the two are a bit different.
Boba Fett IIRC was a minor character with a handful of scenes (and only a few words of dialogue) that became popular afterwards with the fandom so writers in the...
I view them as adversaries as both men have an incredibly long history with one another and both hate each other; even if Roland is more concerned with reaching the Tower than settling old scores...
There's more than one way to be an adversary. I'm pretty sure Roland would view the man who pretty much destroyed everything he held dear as more than the equivalent of a banana peel under his foot.
It's that type of logic -- killing off a major antagonist to make a new one more of a major threat -- that pissed me off the most about the way King handled Flagg. Flagg, even if he was arrogant and...
That's what Mordred states, and he's a spider who spends most of the book suffering from massive bowel movements.
Regardless, it's clear out of all of Roland's actual enemies, Flagg was the one...
Then who was?
Well there could have been a number of ways for Roland to work that around with a deus ex machina. Something like how in Lost the Man in Black lost his invulnerability once the "cork" was removed or...
The series should have ended with Roland taking a dump, tripping and cracking his head open on the toilet. That would be more unexpected than him reaching the Tower at the end, wouldn't it? :evil:
The very first sentence is built on Flagg eluding Roland. Just like he always avoided any kind of confrontation.[/QUOTE]
Regardless, it still established him as Roland's arch-nemesis early on....
Hated it. Worse thing King has ever done. Even if King wanted to show that Flagg was a "bumhug" he deserved at least one final confrontation with Roland given that the very first sentence of the...