The characters / Recurring character
Ed Deepneau
Ed Deepneau is recorded in 2 distinct storys.
The Tower conversation explicitly names Insomnia's villain Ed Deepneau, distinguishing him from the unrelated historical grandfather of the same name.
Stories and supporting passages
Insomnia
Read the passage Spoilers · Story context
It was on one of these walks that he first became aware that something had gone very wrong with Ed Deepneau, his neighbor from up the street. 2 Ralph had walked much farther out the Harris Avenue Extension than usual that day, possibly because thunderheads had blotted out the sun and a cool, if sporadic, breeze had begun to blow.
The Tower conversation explicitly names Insomnia's villain Ed Deepneau, distinguishing him from the unrelated historical grandfather of the same name.
narrative
The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower
Read the passage Spoilers · Fiction within the story
“Because the story hinges on the Dark Tower,” Nancy said, “and because there’s a character in it named Ed Deepneau. He happens to be the villain of the piece.” The villain of the piece, Roland thought. No wonder her color rose. “Do you have anyone by that name in your family?”
The Tower conversation explicitly names Insomnia's villain Ed Deepneau, distinguishing him from the unrelated historical grandfather of the same name.