Andrew Feeny (Odetta’s chauffeur)

… the only one left who suspected something was not quite right was Andrew Feeny, the chauffeur. He had begun working for Odetta’s father when Odetta was fourteen and Detta Walker hardly existed at all.

Andrew Feeny is Odetta’s named chauffeur. The family and employment details identify the same Andrew recalled in the later Tower books.

But understanding his motives didn’t change her own feelings—astonishment, amusement, chagrin—about how neatly he had handled them. She remembered something Andrew, her chauffeur, had said shortly before Roland had drawn her into this world. Something about President Kennedy being the last gunslinger of the western world.

Susannah explicitly recalls Andrew, her chauffeur, before Roland drew her into Mid-World. The name and distinctive employer/role support the same chauffeur in Song of Susannah, separate from Andrew Quick.

It’s also—in some way she cannot understand—the voice of Andrew, her chauffeur. “Diem and Nhu are dead,” says that voice. “Now do slip the dogs of war, the tale of woe begins; from here the way to Jericho Hill is paved with blood and sin.

Susannah explicitly recalls her chauffeur Andrew’s opinion about John Kennedy. Separate from the low man Andrew; continuity with Odetta’s chauffeur in the other Tower novels is direct.

Most of all, there are no gunslingers. John Kennedy was the last, her chauffeur Andrew was right about that. “Brought you hot chocolate,” Eddie says and holds it out to her.

Susannah explicitly recalls her chauffeur Andrew’s opinion about John Kennedy. Separate from the low man Andrew; continuity with Odetta’s chauffeur in the other Tower novels is direct.