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That's one of the things I love about Michael Whelan (the artist who did that picture). He gets the details right. :D

That's correct idoless.

She probably will, and based on her work to date, her answer will probably be diametrically opposed to what King said in the books. :P

I thought it did say specifically somewhere that Roland survived Jericho Hill by hiding amongst the corpses and pretending to be dead until all the enemies had vacated.

If he were already dead it would have made the whole ordeal with the lobstrosities and the subsequent infection seem pretty pointless. The dead don't suffer from things like that because they're,...

Get used to it, it's rather popular.

Because it's simply stated, but true and very significant. There is much about Roland's past that nobody is ever going to know but Roland.

That's getting sigged. :)

Especially the one who shot him. :shoot:

You must have missed it...

It's part of Rando Thoughtful's tale to Roland and Susannah about Los going cuckoo-bananas and making his servants eat poison for his amusement.

Back in Gilead? When the three boys were sent by their fathers to Mejis, I would assume the rest of the class of future Gunslingers stayed in Gilead to continue their training.

That argument always ticks me off a bit, unless his editor had similar drug/alcohol issues. A good editor gets paid to notice things (perhaps not as minute details as who had which gun, but certainly...

Or maybe it's just because the Beams were breaking. That seems to be people's favorite "reason" for King's inability to keep track of details. :P

This one is even more interesting.
But why would Gan's voice be so deadly disturbing? I can't imagine Gan's voice like that.[/QUOTE]

Perhaps because something that mind-blowing is beyond human...

i like to think there's one when i listen to WZ's song, but i've never heard of an actual connection. great song though.

i see the blade as something like what jean posted, large and utilitarian. the handle i see as handcarved wood, possibly with symbols of the eld or something significant to roland.

Hadn't thought of it like that, but yes, that does seem to be a quality of those who "darkle & tinct." good one.

It could just be Tower-talk for having to go to the bathroom. If things had gone differently with The Chap, couldn't you just see him crawling his way over to his White Daddy and saying "Papa Roland,...

Think about it, the two characters it is used in reference to are Roland and Los. These are the two we all seem to agree are singular entities, without twinners, able to move between worlds as...