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So the guardians are machines, doors are machines and pretty much everything up until the Tower is a machine. Why wouldn't the Tower be a machine?

The Tower is a machine infused with prim. I know it is! ;)

Yes.

Why would the Tower be some mystical entity? Why can't the Tower be simply a machine? Everything up until the Tower was a machine of a sort...

And the second question in my previous post...

So if he says "I know it is", how exactly would he know that without visiting the Tower. Or for that matter how would he know there is a room at the top of the Tower without entering it? Is that a...

Walter said to Callahan something like "I've been to the top of the Tower and the top room is empty". Whether this is the truth is the original question of my topic.

The room WAS empty when Walter arrived in it. We can assume that equipment he discovered there allowed him to shift people between the worlds, create doors, link people into ka-tets and even create...

Well, to be able to tell Nort about the loops Walter would have to know and thus visit the Dark Tower before the loop begins. I'm guessing Nort was to give Roland an escape close - it all could've...

But it seems like Walter possessed the knowledge about the loop and that information could only have been obtained in the tower. That's probably what he told Nort and what drove the villagers crazy.

There - I changed it. I don't care about rooms - I only posted that to remind you when and to whom Walter confessed about his alleged trip.

How can this be a spoiler? It never actually stated in the books so what exactly would I be spoiling?

Has Walter really been in the Dark Tower? I remember him saying that he has. And in the first book Roland said that he's not a lier.