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HB, you are the first man in the world so far who presented to me a satisfactory justification of Susan Delgado... Without her, or without all that story, some important seeds - that after Mejis...

I have to admit that this consideration did cross my mind http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k291/mishemplushem/Facilitation/bear_tongue.gif

I think he should have died.

I, on the contrary, think that Roland's actions in the first book, and some of later, too, were, if not unforgivable, totally unjustifiable; which doesn't prevent him from having become - or having...

No, but, as I said, within my system of views, the man is not reducible to his actions, nor does his soul equal itself at any given moment of time.

As Jayson said, it's a matter of perspective, although I put different meaning in these words: unlike him, I, being a Christian, do believe in objective good and bad (and lots of other things...

That's what I think, too. Certainly doesn't look like a forgetful type to me.

I think it meant everything to him. He had never even heard anything like that before, and if not for that fabulous woman, would never have heard it in the future, no matter what he did. I will have...

thank you for bringing it up - it's one of my favorite moments, and one of the most important, too

She says that because she sees him as a good man, and because he is a good man. I frankly don't...