Talk:The Drawing of the Three
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This clause: "Once the three are assembled it completes their ka-tet" doesn't make any sense. -- ESP 05:16 21 Jul 2003 (UTC)
[edit] Question
I do not know if this is appropriate to have a reference to Odetta Holmes the singer B. Dec 31, 1930.
I recall reading only a little of King's work, perhaps its a coincidence.
[edit] Who did it?
It says the Jack Mort pushed Jake into traffic, but I'm pretty sure Roland came forward and stopped him. What's going on? BTW, if the answer spoils the other books for me, don't tell me.
This is explained in The Wastelands.
