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Yeaaaaaaaaaaah.... :rolleyes:

Maybe there was something more about the dog than we know. Considering he was able to take out a "Grandmother" then I'm guessing thats the case.

No, he'll rip your throat out, then deepthroat you and then give you some analingus.

I'm sending the cross dog to your house in the middle of the night when your sleeping so he can rip out your throat.

*Bows* We'll just leave it at that then. :harrier:

The cross dog killed the main villain because thats what came to King when he was writing it, not making some moral point about bad guys. Thats how I see it. Personally I loved how it played out...

Like I said, you can have your opinions about whether Flagg's death was a worthy one or whichever villain you choose in King's universe, my point is not arguing about that but about King making a...

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You said he makes a special point of killing off his villains in a way that makes them look pathetic or feeble -

and I'm saying that he does not write with any idea of making some...

You have a point.

Isn't everyone already expressing their opinions? What difference would making a poll make? Is it because if your opinion gets the most votes you "win"? ;)

Why? What difference would that have made?

Well you can have your opinions on that of course, but my point still stands about King's writing style. He's not sitting at his Mac worried about what the CR folk would think about the cross dog...

I don't agree. There are plenty of King villains that go out with a bang...I think of Walter, George Stark, Pennywise etc. For me its not a matter of King spending a lot of time worrying about...

Since I considered it "bizarre" I would say that would mean it would fall out of the realm of sense. Does much of what happens in the Dark Tower series or in most SK books make sense to you?

Very interesting topic! To me it seems like one of those things you could either look at desparagingly as "deus ex machina" like you do or you could look at it as a bizarre twist. I see it as a...