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Hey lisaki, that part always made me wonder, too. Here is a long thread about the same topic: http://www.thedarktower.org/palaver/showthread.php?t=1683
You may find it interesting. But don't worry...

Right, It was ka. :evil: :couple:[/QUOTE]

I said everything but this. :rolleyes:

It's interesting to see that you can imagine such a thing... we have never read about it in the books and for me Roland is simply not that tpye of guy who would repeat anything to himself.
If you...

Roland repeating something to himself? I cannot imagine that.

At that moment... when he was there in front of the Tower I don't the he was conscious. He was no more than flesh with tons of oppressed feelings. He didn't think, he got rid of his chains that one...

For him Oy did mean more. But it's natural. Oy saved his life and he had been the part of his ka-tet for long so for me it's not surprising.

Roland cried the names he had to cry. What he felt. We can ask questions... why he cried Hax and why he didn't cry Patrick but in fact we must accept that he cried out the names that were deep in his...

"the Tower might exist in some universe as a mega pizza place in a field of pepperoni." - literally? :lol:

I feel the same way, Brian.

Thank you for all of your posts guys. I have read them all but still I have no peace with it - however usually I can accept such stuff quite easily.

But a young man is not a child... so thank you, Jean for the correction.

You must be right, Jean - you know much more than me but as I have read altought childe doesn't mean a child it does mean a young man.

Or maybe when he was there - at the Dark Tower - he was a little bit like a child in his soul... it was his dream all in his life and in the poem we can read: "Childe Roland To The Dark Tower Came"...

So did Mordred. And he wasn't in the list.

Why the blue hell did Roland cry out the name of the cook, Hax at the Tower? He cried out his friends' his mates' and his loves' names... why was Hax there?