The characters / Catalog entry
Ellen Carver (Desperation)
Ellen Carver (Desperation) is recorded in 1 distinct story.
Desperation and The Regulators re-use this name in their distinct casts. Their changed families, ages or circumstances do not establish a single individual crossing narratives; retain separate work-scoped identities.
Also recorded as Ellen Carver, Ellie Carver.
A separate counterpart
The names identify the same Carver woman within each book, but she is David’s mother in Desperation and a grieving daughter in The Regulators.
Stories and supporting passages
Desperation
Read the passage Spoilers · Story context
The dead flies inside the fixture made huge, grotesque shadows. There were jail cells on three sides of this room. The one in the middle, probably the drunk-tank, was large and empty. Ralph and Ellie Carver were in a smaller one. A second small cell to their right was empty.
The companion novels reuse this name for separately depicted people with changed roles and family circumstances; retain distinct work-scoped identities rather than assuming one individual.
Read source context Spoilers · Story context
Desperation and The Regulators re-use this name in their distinct casts. Their changed families, ages or circumstances do not establish a single individual crossing narratives; retain separate work-scoped identities.