I knew it! I knew it!

[xkittyx]

Yay! Very exciting news

[michal]

I liked the DT ending. Thought it was perfect actually. And I prefer Roland as he is - with the hope. All the final-conclusion-Happy-Ending BS is too Hollywood style in my taste. Why do we HAVE to get a finale explanation and narration of everything? Let me dream my own ending for Roland.

[TPG555]

I agree with you, Michael. Also, it looks like this will be a tale of Roland when he was younger...before he (re-?) appears in the apotheosis of all deserts.

[JohnDalglish]

I agree with you, Michael. Also, it looks like this will be a tale of Roland when he was younger...before he (re-?) appears in the apotheosis of all deserts.

Hi,

I was thinking about this.

DT7 Spoiler -

If he reappears in the desert pursuing the man in black, he has arrived at a juncture which considerably post-dates the Battle of Jericho Hill, so how could he possibly pick up the Horn of Eld?

Is he condemned for ever to be returned to a point too late to correct his mistakes?

On a purely personal level, I would like him to be able to rectify the Susan Delgado situation, although I realise that would probably end his quest right there.

Long days and pleasant nights

[Bryan James]

That highly beloved buttmuch will probably implement the word "apotheosis" again just to smitingly smite me with smitingness.

"It was a huge, crinkle-dried desert. Even Stephen Hawking couldn't comprehend the vast shredded glass of it. It was also kinda warm."

Ok, so "apotheosis" is shorter, but GD, no more of THAT word!

~BJS

[Baz]

I cant imagine Roland stoppin his quest. Im not sure, but maybe The Man In Black put all these things in his way. But he wont stop, cos hes Roland

[GNTLGNT]

He's said many times before-the story takes him, not the other way around. Yeah, a clichéd ride into the sunset would have made for a happier ending-but not a true one. Roland will just have to remember the face of his Father a while longer!!