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I think what's so special about Roland's Tower is what he would see when he reaches the rooms starting at the desert. I think that there would start to be multiple rooms on each floor to show each of...

1) It is my belief that there is only one Randall Flagg within the King universe. With a character as quintessential and dangerous as him, I couldn't imagine King wanting more than one.

2) Lucky...

No, they don't. Randall Flagg is definitively dead by the end of the seventh book. If Roland doesn't go back in time, then the last line of the book makes no sense... King specifically recycles the...

That's the same way I look it, actually. I'm glad someone else has brought this theory up; I don't think I've seen it mentioned anywhere else :cool:

Aye, that would be pretty weird. But I like it :thumbsup:

How is indirect manipulation really different from clear intervention? Does a rat in a maze have more free will than a rat in a cage? Could Gan really not have simply met with Roland to just tell...

A quick note: You don't need to worry about the spoiler tags in this thread; since you've posted it in the final book forum it is, by definition, a spoiler thread. No tags are needed (saves you some...

pathoftheturtle: you've given me quite a bit to think about. I'll post a response once I fully understand what you said; it's a good bit to take in all at once ><

Thank you very much :huglove:



You explained my theory better than I did! I like the way you explained why Gan would give Roland such a fate (I wouldn't have thought to bring love or pity into...

Oh, I get it now! Thank you very much for the clarification :)

The Tower was saved, but in his quest to save it Roland lost his humanity. Gan is forcing him to return to his quest as both a...

I'm sorry, I can't follow what you said :(

Here is my theory about how the "loop" system works:

Roland has already saved the Tower (that was the first time he ever went through his journey). Every consecutive loop is Gan attempting to...