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Jeeves (Lud guide)

Jeeves (Lud guide) is recorded in 2 distinct stories.

Reveal identity notes · spoilers

Eddie nicknames the Lud man after an English butler; the man accompanies Maud to Blaine’s cradle. The separate Wizard and Glass comparison to someone holding a poisoned knife supplies no shared identity. Lud guide remembered by Susannah.

Also recorded as Jeeves, Jeeves the Butler, Luster.

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The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands

Appears in the story

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the guy who looked like Jeeves the Butler asked. “What is a railroad station?” “Take us to the cradle,” Susannah said. “Take us to Blaine.” This finally rattled Jeeves; an expression of shocked horror replaced the world-weary contempt with which he had thus far treated them. “You can’t go there!”

The man Eddie calls Jeeves responds to their request for the railroad station and warns them about Blaine.

The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands ↗ (paid link) By Stephen King

The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass

Mentioned in the story

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… that brought back nightmarish memories of the run for the Cradle of Lud she and Eddie had made after parting from the gunslinger; memories of Luster and Winston and Jeeves and Maud. When the god-drums started up this time, it was Spanker’s stone what came out of the hat, Maud had said. We set him to dance. Except, of course, what she’d meant was that they had set him to hang. As they had hung some …

Lud guide remembered by Susannah.

The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass ↗ (paid link) By Stephen King