Jonas gets the seal of approval for his plan from Latigo (The Good Man’s conduit with Jonas) that the boys will be arrested for treason on the day before Reaping. Jonas is also hoping to draw out Roland, Cuthbert, and Alain, but the boys aren’t taking the bait. The fuel is being used to run machines leftover from a time before the world had moved on. Each night, four full tankers depart Citgo under the watchful eye of a dozen men appointed by Jonas, leader of the Big Coffin Hunters. The Good Man is setting his ultimate plan into action, which Roland anticipates as a head-to-head with the Affiliation northwest of Gilead. Honest to Gilead, I’m enjoying the read, but we are approaching what feels like the oft-joked War and Peace realm. We are getting closer, fellow travelers, to one badass showdown, and it best be monster monumental after 500-plus pages of Wizard and Glass. Part III Come, Reap: Chapter 5 “Wizard's Rainbow” – Chapter 7: “Taking the Ball” Join us in the comments for a discussion of Part VI of Wizard and Glass: Come, Reap: Chapter 5 “Wizard's Rainbow” – Chapter 7: “Taking the Ball”! Make sure to bookmark the HQ page for the schedule and links to all of the chapter discussions as they go live! This week, plans are set in motion and our ka-tet finds themselves arrested for treason. ET) to discuss major themes, motifs, and reactions. We're back to wacky Stephen King chapters, so the plan is to read a section a week (about 100 pages) and meet here at our usual time (Tuesday at 12 p.m. *Remember: While this is a reread, please avoid spoilers in the comments. Yeah, it looks like we are bound to have a helluva lot of fun as we continue our journey to the Dark Tower. Our ka-tet had narrowly escaped the destruction of Lud that Blaine had decimated with gas-but for what? To become prisoners aboard a train bulleting into a desolate hell populated by fierce beasts, with a guide that’s clearly mad. When we left Roland, Jake, Susannah, Eddie, and Oy the billy-bumbler, they were trapped on the psychotic locomotive, Blaine the Mono, crossing through the feared waste lands. Thank you for joining me on a journey of Stephen King’s Wizard and Glass (1997), the 4th book in The Dark Tower series.

This week, plans are set in motion as we move towards a final showdown. Last week, the tension built as the man in black showed up in Mejis.

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