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by Stephen King
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Father Don Callahan and Jake Chambers are standing outside the Dixie Pig restaurant in Manhattan. They are there to rescue Susannah Dean, who has gone to the restaurant and the Crimson King's men by the bidding of Mia, her split personality. Mia is pregnant and about to deliver a baby, the child of Susannah and Roland Deschain, the gunslinger. Susannah and Roland have been raped by demons at separate points during their journey, creating the child. Jake and Father Callahan enter the Dixie Pig and begin to fight the low men and vampires. Some of the Crimson King's servants are half-man, half-beast. Roland speaks to Jake through Father Callahan, telling him to find Susannah. Callahan is overwhelmed, and tells Jake to go on so Oy, Jake's billy-bumbler, doesn't get killed. Callahan orders the vampires away from himself in the name of God and the power of the White. The low men are able to approach him, however Father Callahan shoots some of them and then kills himself. (read more)
      Part 1, The Little Red King: Dan-tete: Chapter 1, Callahan and the Vampires, Chapter 2, Lifted on the Wave, and Chapter 3, Eddie Makes a Call
      Chapter 4, Dan-Tete, Chapter 5, In the Jungle, the Mighty Jungle, Chapter 6, On Turtleback Lane, and Chapter 7, Reunion
      Part 2, Blue Heaven: Chapter 1, Devar-Tete, Chapter 2, The Watcher, and Chapter 3, The Shining Wire
      Chapter 4, The Door into Thunderclap, Chapter 5, Steek-Tete, and Chapter 6, The Master of Blue Heaven
      Chapter 7, Ka-Shume, Chapter 8, Notes from the Gingerbread House, and Chapter 9, Tracks on the Path
      Chapter 10, The Last Palaver (Sheemie's Dream), Chapter 11, The Attack on Algul Siento, and Chapter 12, The Tet Breaks
      Part 3, In This Haze of Green and Gold, Chapter 1, Mrs. Tassenbaum Drives South, and Chapter 2, Ves'-Ka Gan
      Chapter 3, New York Again (Roland Shows ID), and Chapter 4, Fedic (Two Views)
      Part 4, The White Lands of Empathica, Chapter 1, The Thing Under the Castle, Chapter 2, On Badlands Avenue, and Chapter 3, The Castle of the Crimson King
      Chapter 4, Hides, Chapter 5, Joe Collins of Odd's Land, and Chapter 6, Patrick Danville
      Part 5, The Scarlett Field of Can'-Ka No Rey, Chapter 1, The Sore and the Door (Goodbye, My Dear), and Chapter 2, Mordred
      Chapter 3, The Crimson King and the Dark Tower, Epilogue, Susannah in New York, and Coda, Found

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