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  • Strength of Plot: Graded "A"

    59 83.10%
  • Strength of Plot: Graded "B"

    10 14.08%
  • Strength of Plot: Graded "C"

    2 2.82%
  • Character Development: Graded "A"

    58 81.69%
  • Character Development: Graded "B"

    13 18.31%
  • Character Development: Graded "C"

    0 0%
  • Quality of the Story's Ending: Graded "A"

    56 78.87%
  • Quality of the Story's Ending: Graded "B"

    13 18.31%
  • Quality of the Story's Ending: Graded "C"

    3 4.23%
  • Never Read

    0 0%
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    Default Group 6: The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three

    The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three, 1984

    Please grade The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three in the following three areas using the grades A, B, or C:
    • Strength of Plot
    • Character Development
    • Quality of the Story's Ending

    If you haven't read this book yet, please vote Never Read. Feel free to discuss your votes in this thread.


    Please base your vote only on this book's own merits, not how it fits into the series as a whole.

    IMPORTANT: Please make sure to select only one grade in each grading area. For complete instructions, see this post.

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    AAA. This is my favorite book of the series, mainly because I think we really get a feel for Roland's personality in this one.



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    Also AAA from me. Other books in the series, it's difficult to judge, especially on their own merits and with their endings, but this one's got it all: introduces us to Eddie and Susannah, and is full of characterisation on both parts, whilst having the occasional mega awesome action scene to boot, as well as throwing in even more surreal fantasy. Fantastic stuff.
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    Straight A's. Need I say more?
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    AAB
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    AAA - My favorite Dark Tower book. Just super awesome.
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    Straight A's. The pacing , the action , the emergence of Eddie and Odetta , the expansion of Roland's personality - all of it comes together seamlessly to create a superb novel.

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    AAA

    Quote Originally Posted by BROWNINGS CHILDE View Post
    AAB
    why B?

    (I so love that little speech of Roland - and in the end we will stand)

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    AAA for me.
    This is my favorite book of the series.

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    AAA - only part with Susannah(Detta/Odetta I mean) makes me feel quite uncomfortable...

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    BBB.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stone, rose, unfound door View Post
    BBB.
    oh... oops...

    but, then again, you don't like The Stand, either

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    I gave at least one A to The Stand though. There has to be a least interesting book in a series and I still think TDOTT was the one. But don't worry since we're only a few to think this way

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    straight A's

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    This was definitely my favorite book of the series.
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    The poll has closed. This round The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three has earned an OAG (overall average grade) of 2.785714286 or 92.86% in addition to its FAS (final average score), making it 7.458128079 or 93.23%. In 2009, The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three received an OAG of 2.866666667 for a FAS of 7.533333333, so it lost 0.075205254 (-1.00%) this time.

    Grade breakdown:
    Strength of Plot: 2.800000000 (93.33%)
    Character Development: 2.814285714 (93.81%)
    Quality of the Story's Ending: 2.742857143 (91.43%)

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