u/Waslock

That was certainly an ending, but I guess Ka is a Wheel. One thing I don't get is how Roland is supposed to close the Loop if he goes back to the start; he is forced to kill Jake again, right? So he can't ever really escape. Also, the Crimson King felt weirdly silly for a final boss is an old guy with grenades screaming "EEEEE!" Then again, it's Roland's addiction that is the real villain. The one thing that I felt truly disappointed was my theory that Mordred would somehow be key to restoring Prim /fixing the tower. I am not really sure what to make of it.

So he’s actually dead that quickly? Who the fuck is this new guy?

Hello, I am in my junior year of college, and I am getting ready to apply to law schools in the fall. I have done the following.

Completed the LSAT.

Got my Transcript sent to LSAC (which I bought)

Have three people who have written letters of recommendation.

Wrote a default personal statement, an optional personal statement, and an addendum.

Have picked out 12 schools I would like to go to.

Am I missing anything?

I like the idea that wizards are common in the modern era, but most mages only know one or two spells to serve practical, everyday purposes. Healing is a very obvious profession, and construction maybe after that? I am trying to do things that go beyond just "normal job and add magic." Technology is industrial for context.

I am currently on my first, and I am about halfway through the last book(holy cow, it's been a wild ride) I am reading my dad's old collection, so it doesn't have that one. How much am I missing out by not having read it?