The Talisman - Wolf's fate

[Anton177]

Hi, I signed up specifically to ask this... I'm halfway through reading the Talisman and for all I would never ask a question like this under normal circumstances, I cannot help myself! The wolf character is just so fantastic, I can't wait for an answer later in the book.

Does Wolf really die? I've just read the part with the confrontation part at Sunlight Gardner's School, where he apparently dies, then put the book down with sadness and anger. He doesn't really die, does he? Please tell me he doesn't! I'll be so broken-hearted to read the rest of the book knowing that Wolf, that great character, died!

[JohnDalglish]

Hi,

Welcome to the MB, and keep posting.

But wait you must!

Long days and pleasant nights

[Terry B]

Hi,

Welcome to the MB, and keep posting.

But wait you must!

Long days and pleasant nights

You must, you must!

[tillyn]

I'm going to read this next and for the life of me i can't even remember who your talking about. I read it when i first came out , i was 17, now i'm 47 so it's really time for a reread.

[Bluey Lunger]

wolf lives every time i read that story, time and time again, and i know wold will live again, next time i pick up that story and travel with jack

[Anton177]

Thank you!!!

Since you didn't give me a straight answer, you answered my question. Along with this reference... *searches*...

"That was true; undeniably true. Jason had died, and Morgan of Orris had probably had something to do with his death. But guys like Jason had a way of coming back, didn't they?"


Sweet. :biggrin2: This book is great, right here and now!

[marew1]

Just keep reading!

[DelvianBlue]

It's a good read all the way through. Wolf is one of my favorite characters too.

[DerekRuiz]

Yea Wolf is my fav character. I read the book again recently and enjoyed the Wolf parts as if it was the first time I was reading them.

[Haru of Lud]

Wait, you must. Whatever does or doesn't happen, Wolf ends up doing something destructive in Indiana, and-
Oh, sorry dude, can't go any further. Read the book, man! =D
But here's a hint: Never put werewolves in isolation tanks.

"It means you can take us to the cradle and risk the Wrath of Blaine, or stay here and risk the Wrath of Eddie. It doesn't have to be a nice clean head-shot, you know. I can take you a piece at a time, and I'm feeling just mean enough to do it. I'm having a very bad day in your city-the music sucks, everyone has a bad case of b.o, and the first guy we saw threw a grenade at us and kidnapped my friend. So what do you say?" Eddie Dean.

[michal]

He is a fantastic character, isn't he? One of the few Stephen King character that is completely good, in spite of he's untamed nature. You probabely reached the end of the story and know the answer to your question by now (you sounded quite eager, so I'm guessing you haven't put the book down 'til it was done), but I'm also sure that whatever happened to Wolf, you will take him with you, in some way, and that, I believe, is the best legacy a fictional character can hope for.

Best wishes.

[B4victorycomestemptation]

Love this thread about Wolf. His character lives on strongly in my heart. Like an old friend you dont think of everyday but when u do he feels u with warmth and good memores. I cannot listen to Bark at the Moon without thinking of him.

Isnt there something about crossing to the territories when reading that is so exciting? Its so great building up to it and crossing over. Thoughts of Wolf bring those same feelings without reading.

[Jaedpact]

Frank did a FANTASTIC job of giving life to this dude with his voice. I love these books. I can't wait for the comics!

[bellz666]

I loved Wolf, as I read this book and took this travel with Jack, I could actually feel the comfort of having him with me. WOLF!