I will say though that I'm impressed that you managed to dig up so many King connections from just one film. Having had a chance to pour over the revised gunslinger I have to say the new pacing and rhythm of the new edition strikes me, at least, as clunky compared to the 81. If you look at Tak as the same character in both books, his actions in Desperation begin to make more sense, he's looking for Revenge. I also believe Tak is the same character in both stories which brings me to my second point for order justification. If I had to give justification for the ordering it would be this, the action sequences in Regulators act as a natural contrast to the more sedate tone and pace of Desperation.Īfter non-stop opening action in the first act the audience will be ready to settle in and hear the rest of the story. Tak, and Pennywise didn't merit such treatment? What gives?)I just think that Regulators is part one and Desperation the finale. I believe you're right when you say it's a two part work, making it one of the few multi-part stories King has devoted to an essentially non-Tower character (i.e.
I'm sorry, I'm just convinced the R should go before the D in this case. The only thing I'd change is to good naturedly disagree on the ordering of Desperation and Regulators.
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