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King, Steven. The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger. Donald M. Grant, Publisher, June 10, 1982.

My Blog Citation
Paddock, Zane. “The Adventures of Roland.” Padlet, 16 Nov. 2017, padlet.com/zjpaddock/m0n8nbj0zcaz.

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Well The first sentence is the best way to ever start a book, "The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed."
(pages 1-49) Roland (The Gunslinger) is walking through the desert wen we comes across a small house which belongs to a man. they trade goods and he man provides shelter and Roland tells of his passing though the city of Tull. At this town he talks of his relations with the local bar owner and the strange towns atmosphere.

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Roland- The Gunslinger
Dweller- The man who owns the crow and who shelters Roland
The Crow- The dwellers pet crow that seems to only yell random things.
The Bars owner- This women serves Roland food and water and also makes a deal for shelter as long as she sleeps with him
The Man in Black- i do not know much other than he has wronged Roland and is a sorcerer of some sort.

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I could not find a map of Tull online. so here is my best description.
The City is exactly like a small western town would be nothing fancier then dust and drunk men stumbling about. The Town was surrounded by desert and the direction Roland must go is the place no man has gone and lived to tell about it. because this is where the man in black has ran to.

The setting to me is unknown so far. no dates have been given or any locations other than Tull which is fictional, all i know is it seems like a western waste land.

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Steven King is know most for his suspenseful horror books. he is know for his brutally honest and detailed descriptions and this book is one of them he describes everything so you can perfectly understand it. that is if you know the vocabulary, he uses big words and words ether he made up or that fit his story's time period and location.

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I read pages 50-100. The Gunslinger ends up killing the whole town because they are under a spell from the man in black. It was pretty crazy he whipped out a whole town. After this his story to the man who gave him shelter was over and he left. He found a boy named Jake at an outpost in the middle of nowhere the boy had no memory of how he got there and had images of what seemed to be New York City in his head.

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Roland- The Gunslinger
Dweller- The man who owns the crow and who shelters Roland
The Crow- The dwellers pet crow that seems to only yell random things.
The Bars owner- This women serves Roland food and water and also makes a deal for shelter as long as she sleeps with him
The Man in Black- i do not know much other than he has wronged Roland and is a sorcerer of some sort.
Jake The Boy- Jake is a young boy 12-15 years of age. he is found by the gunslinger at a way point. he has images of cars and his old family and what seems like New York City. this is odd because in the world he is now there is no such thing as cars and no city's like New York.

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I could not find a map of Tull online. so here is my best description.
The City is exactly like a small western town would be nothing fancier then dust and drunk men stumbling about. The Town was surrounded by desert and the direction Roland must go is the place no man has gone and lived to tell about it. because this is where the man in black has ran to.

The setting to me is unknown so far. no dates have been given or any locations other than Tull which is fictional, all i know is it seems like a western waste land.

Update I still don't know time or location or world

The way point seems to just be a house with a barn and a water well. It is very run down and very dusty VERY old.

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I find Jake a very interesting character, he seems to have just been placed in Roland's world from his own. Roland thins its the work of the man in black. I find him so interesting because of his lack of memories. and His memories seem to keep fading every time he goes to sleep. his is flat as of right now but i can see him rounding out as his memories come back.

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Pages 101-150
Oh it gets crazy, Roland and the boy make it out of the desert and into a forest. one night while they are sleeping Jake gets possessed and taken to a sacrifice place. Roland lucky wake up in time to save him. but Roland wants o kill the spirit so he takes LSD. he goes and the spirit what she wants and turns how she just needs a man to sleep with her so he does and they continue on there adventure.

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Pages 150-200
Roland and Jake come to a mountain. the cant go around and cant go over so they go through the oddly placed tunnel. They find a cart and start pushing the handle up and down to move it. they go like this in the pitch black for days. then they see a green light which just turns out to be green goblins and they have to fight them off. at the end of my read today there track goes over a deep hole and they can see far down o a river and see old mine shafts.

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Roland- The Gunslinger
Dweller- The man who owns the crow and who shelters Roland
The Crow- The dwellers pet crow that seems to only yell random things.
The Bars owner- This women serves Roland food and water and also makes a deal for shelter as long as she sleeps with him
The Man in Black- i do not know much other than he has wronged Roland and is a sorcerer of some sort.
No new characters its just Jake and Roland walking in the desert and forest talking about the man and black and Jake's past.

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http://stephenking.com/

I cant really tell f this is his website because it seems so off topic and weird.
But his website is basically a place to buy his book and audio books.

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Stephen was born in September of 1947, he is 70 years old.
No one knows why hes so good at making horror but his time period could not relate at all to his story's he writes about the past mainly.

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No one is new again.
JUST
Roland and Jake.

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I find the goblins creepy and super unreal. I think this because those goblins where miles into that tunnel with no food or water near them how did they survive? And how was there so many? there where like 50 at least

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My Blog Citation
Paddock, Zane. “The Adventures of Roland.” Padlet, 16 Nov. 2017, padlet.com/zjpaddock/m0n8nbj0zcaz.

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I Guess the only thing that makes sense is "commitment" because Roland's whole life is based around protecting a tower and hes still doing it after everyone he ever knew died.

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My Blog Citation
Paddock, Zane. “The Adventures of Roland.” Padlet, 16 Nov. 2017, padlet.com/zjpaddock/m0n8nbj0zcaz.

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My Blog Citation
Paddock, Zane. “The Adventures of Roland.” Padlet, 16 Nov. 2017, padlet.com/zjpaddock/m0n8nbj0zcaz.

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Pages 201-231
They finally catch up to the man in black, and they have like a weird battle kinda basically Jake dies. then Roland and the man in black sit and talk the gunslinger falls asleep and wakes up to see that he man in black is in bones in front of him and he is 10 years older.

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No new characters and nothing new is learned other than that Jake was actually there in Rolando world because the man in black put him there.

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I can not open the fry graph but ill try anyways.
the reading level is high. i feel like this because there are words from along time ago and there are different types of people who speak very differently in the story.i would say young adults is when this book should start being read children would have no idea what is going on.

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Personally i really like the story i'm excited to read the next 6 books and see where Roland takes me.He set the book up very well its very clear to me that he left a lot of stuff out to be filled in later and i feel like i have barely scratched the surface because we didn't even hear anything about the thing Roland is protecting. it was a good read if you like action and character development.
9.8/10

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Paddock, Zane. “The Adventures of Roland.” Padlet, 16 Nov. 2017, padlet.com/zjpaddock/m0n8nbj0zcaz.