In the first chapter of The Gunslinger, Roland tells some of his story to Brown. In his story he recalls the events that took place in Tull that lead him to kill all the towns people (thirty nine men, fourteen women and five children for a total of fifty eight citizens). The preacher, Sylvia Pittston, turns the town against Roland by claiming he is The Interloper or, the Anti-Christ. Roland is then forced to kill his lover, Allie, and while the town pursues Roland (trying to kill him) he ends up killing them all.
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| - In the first chapter of The Gunslinger, Roland tells some of his story to Brown. In his story he recalls the events that took place in Tull that lead him to kill all the towns people (thirty nine men, fourteen women and five children for a total of fifty eight citizens). The preacher, Sylvia Pittston, turns the town against Roland by claiming he is The Interloper or, the Anti-Christ. Roland is then forced to kill his lover, Allie, and while the town pursues Roland (trying to kill him) he ends up killing them all.
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| - In the first chapter of The Gunslinger, Roland tells some of his story to Brown. In his story he recalls the events that took place in Tull that lead him to kill all the towns people (thirty nine men, fourteen women and five children for a total of fifty eight citizens). The preacher, Sylvia Pittston, turns the town against Roland by claiming he is The Interloper or, the Anti-Christ. Roland is then forced to kill his lover, Allie, and while the town pursues Roland (trying to kill him) he ends up killing them all.
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