To: Fantasywriter
Lots of places. In fact the hand of God becomes visible at the end of the novel and sets off the nuke that destroys Las Vegas and the bad guys.
The book is filled with great exchanges like:
Ralph Bretner: Uh, Nick says that
he says he don't believe in God.
[Mother Abagail laughs.]
Mother Abagail: God bless ya, Nick! But it don't matter! He believes in you.
Mother Abagail: Father, mother, wife, husband. Set against them
the Prince o' High Places! I have sinned in pride! So have you all! That's passed now. It's time now
to give over your will
to the will o' God. It's time to make your stand.
43 posted on
08/23/2011 12:51:32 PM PDT by
Kartographer
(".. we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.")
To: Kartographer
So God detonates a nuke? That must be King’s idea of God’s kind of power, I guess.
To: Kartographer
I hate it when writers write “o’” for “of”. Really clunky attempt at ‘rural’ speech.
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