The characters / Catalog entry
Ellen Carver (The Regulators)
Ellen Carver (The Regulators) 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
The Regulators
Read the passage Spoilers · Story context
He no longer felt much like laughing, either, and that was probably good. “My daddy!” Ellen Carver was howling from behind him. Johnny tried to remember if he had ever—in Vietnam, for instance—heard such piercing, keening grief coming out of such a young throat and couldn’t. “My DADDY!” “Hush, honey.”
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.
Read source context Spoilers · Story context
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.