[ Roland doesn't initially move as Jon draws closer, his face still as impassive as he can keep it.
But before he speaks he takes another look up and down the corridor and steps closer as well. ]
And you think yourself the only means by which the Tower might fall? There is a man here, in this very dungeon, whom I have hunted all my life. His desire, other than to bring chaos and ruin where'er he sets his loathesome boots, is to climb to the top of the Tower himself and pull apart reality like a child eager to see how his Fairday present ticks. And he will set his mind to that end once he is released from him, I say true.
[ There's no hiding the vehemence of his feeling about the man currently using the name Flagg. A depth of hatred burns in Roland's soul towards the man who has played a part in all the tragedies of his life. ]
Unlike him, Sai Jon, you've no desire to see the Tower fall. [ A pause, as he considers whether to gamble on an assumption. ] And you'd choose death over seeing all things come to an end, I'd warrant.
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But before he speaks he takes another look up and down the corridor and steps closer as well. ]
And you think yourself the only means by which the Tower might fall? There is a man here, in this very dungeon, whom I have hunted all my life. His desire, other than to bring chaos and ruin where'er he sets his loathesome boots, is to climb to the top of the Tower himself and pull apart reality like a child eager to see how his Fairday present ticks. And he will set his mind to that end once he is released from him, I say true.
[ There's no hiding the vehemence of his feeling about the man currently using the name Flagg. A depth of hatred burns in Roland's soul towards the man who has played a part in all the tragedies of his life. ]
Unlike him, Sai Jon, you've no desire to see the Tower fall. [ A pause, as he considers whether to gamble on an assumption. ] And you'd choose death over seeing all things come to an end, I'd warrant.