An alt. Version of the dark tower series

[JUSTINHOKETT]

This may of already been posted, and if it has my apologies.
**spoiler alert**
with the way the dark tower 7 ended, does anyone ponder that rowlands entire journey may of went difrently the next time around, he grabbed the horn, so mayhap he wouldnt of let jake fall, and so forth and so on

[JohnDalglish]

Hi,

Aye.

And welcome to the MB, and keep posting!

Long days and pleasant nights

[bopropadop]

Well, there I went and welcomed Sai John to the board with his 8,000 and some odd posts! Button mis-hit, John. Meant to say thankee instead. Though you are welcome at mi casa anytime.

[rose key]

This may of already been posted, and if it has my apologies.
**spoiler alert**
with the way the dark tower 7 ended, does anyone ponder that rowlands entire journey may of went difrently the next time around, he grabbed the horn, so mayhap he wouldnt of let jake fall, and so forth and so on

I would like to hope that many things would go differently. SK leaves it up to the readers imagination just what specifically those things will be. There's no sense in having him go 'round again if some part of him hasn't learned lessons from the last time. One thing I would like to see happen differently is that Roland doesn't get his fingers bit off by the lobstrocities, and maybe he can then pull his gun fast enough to save Eddie. I also think that since he did grab the horn, there are lots of other things that would happen differently.


(By the way, when you are posting, you can hit the "go advanced" button, highlight your spoiler, then push the little red spoiler button to wrap the text in it)


And bopropadop, your post made me laugh I didn't even notice your Welcome til you mentioned it. People hit that button by mistake all the time. I know I have.

[JRLauer]

I never read the very last chapter of DT7, I heeded Sai Kings warning. I don't know what happened to Roland in the Dark Tower and I don't want to know. I had thought about reading the last section on occasion, but then I'd come to my senses and I'd leave it alone.