The Dark Tower Bot

The Dark Tower Bot

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Quotes from @stephenking.bsky.social's #TheDarkTower and related works. All quotes belong to Sai King (or their respective owners). Powered by @bluebotsdonequick.com 📍Along the Path of the Beam

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Hello Constant Readers, We're always looking for new quotes to be added to the bot. Whether they're from the main series, related works, or even media that appeared in the cycle (like song lyrics, poetry, and the like). We accept suggestions in DMs and replies! Long days and pleasant nights.

He knew that however much she might love him, he would always love her more. And as always when he thought these things, the premonition came that ka was not their friend, that it would end badly between them.

'Have the wish I wish tonight,' Eddie said, and thought: Please, always you. 'Have the wish I wish tonight,' she echoed, and thought If I must die in this odd place, please let it not be too hard and let this good young man be with me.

Baby-bunting, darling one, Now another day is done. May your dreams be sweet and merry, May you dream of fields and berries. Baby-bunting, baby-dear, Baby, bring your berries here. Chussit, chissit, chassit! Bring enough to fill your basket.

Not all is silent in the halls of the dead and the rooms of ruin. Even now some of the stuff the Old Ones left behind still works. And that’s really the horror of it, wouldn’t you say? Yes. The exact horror of it.

It seems to me that none of this stuff is mine, that I’m nothing but Roland of Gilead’s fucking secretary. I know that’s stupid, but a part of me sort of believes it.

When I think of those East End lights Muggy nights The curtains drawn in the little room downstairs Prima donna Lord you really should have been there Sitting like a princess perched in her electric chair

When I think of those East End lights Muggy nights The curtains drawn in the little room downstairs Prima donna Lord you really should have been there Sitting like a princess perched in her electric chair

Roland loved her because she would fight and never give in; he feared for her because he knew he would sacrifice her—Eddie as well—without a look back. For the Tower. The God-Damn Tower.

For every brick that landed on the ground instead of some little kid’s head, for every tornado that missed the trailer park, for every missile that didn’t fly, for every hand stayed from violence, there was the Tower.

He felt awe as he looked up at those stars, but also a deep and abiding contentment, such as he had felt as a child, safe and warm beneath his quilt, drowsing half in and half out of sleep, listening to the wind sing its lonely song of other places and other lives.

Would you still? Very well, then, come. (Do you hear me sigh?) Here is the Dark Tower, at the end of End-World. See it, I beg. See it very well. Here is the Dark Tower at sunset.

I asked one draught of earlier, happier sights, Ere fitly I could hope to play my part. Think first, fight afterwards—the soldier’s art: One taste of the old time sets all to rights!

He knew that however much she might love him, he would always love her more. And as always when he thought these things, the premonition came that ka was not their friend, that it would end badly between them.

Not all is silent in the halls of the dead and the rooms of ruin. Even now some of the stuff the Old Ones left behind still works. And that’s really the horror of it, wouldn’t you say? Yes. The exact horror of it.