"But Brown asked no questions."
In the original version (can't think of the page number, but it's during the palaver with Brown), the narrator says the line that is in the title.
What questions was the gunslinger waiting for?
"Now. Now the questions will come."
"But Brown asked no questions."
In the original version (can't think of the page number, but it's during the palaver with Brown), the narrator says the line that is in the title.
What questions was the gunslinger waiting for?
Last edited by BillyxRansom; 06-03-2010 at 07:38 PM. Reason: had to quote the book properly
Questions about him, questions about what he was doing, where he was going and what he was looking for. The usual questions that someone asks of another on the road basically
^^ X2 ^^
"May your luck rise, Roland" -Cuthbert Allgood
Well if you meet people once in a blue moon because you live in the middle of nowhere questions should come at an out of the blue meeting.Originally Posted by BillyxRansom
Roland would have understood.
talk about being bombarded..
I guess, though, that's fair enough, then. I should've guessed it wouldn't have been anything too much more complex than that.
talk about being bombarded..
I guess, though, that's fair enough, then. I should've guessed it wouldn't have been anything too much more complex than that.
Roland would have understood.
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