The characters / Likely connection

Rhiannon / Rhea of the Coos (likely match)

A likely identity connection, supported by compatible details but not established as one person.

The distinctive Witch of the Coos title and witch identity support a likely connection. Eyes of the Dragon mentions a folk belief. No passage confirms that Rhiannon is Rhea’s alias or supplies a shared biography, age or timeline.

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Separate catalog identities: Rhea of the Coos and Rhiannon, the Dark Witch of the Coos.

Stories and supporting passages

The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass

Appears in the story · Likely identity connection

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It was a sound few cared for, she knew, but she herself loved it; to Rhea of the Cöos, it sounded like a lullabye.

The distinctive Witch of the Coos title and witch identity support a likely connection. Eyes of the Dragon mentions a folk belief. No passage confirms that Rhiannon is Rhea’s alias or supplies a shared biography, age or timeline.

The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass ↗ (paid link)By Stephen King
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… in the early evenings—but so far she accepted Susan’s oft-repeated reason for them: she needed time to be solitary, to meditate on her promise and to accept her responsibility. Ironically, these suggestions had originally come from the witch of the Cöos. They met in the willow grove, in several of …

The distinctive Witch of the Coos title and witch identity support a likely connection. Eyes of the Dragon mentions a folk belief. No passage confirms that Rhiannon is Rhea’s alias or supplies a shared biography, age or timeline.

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

The Eyes of the Dragon

Mentioned in the story · Likely identity connection

Read the passage Spoilers · Story context

Outside, the wind screamed and gobbled—old wives cringed in their beds and slept poorly and told their husbands that Rhiannon, the Dark Witch of the Coos, was riding her hateful broom this night, and wicked work was afoot.

The distinctive Witch of the Coos title and witch identity support a likely connection. Eyes of the Dragon mentions a folk belief. No passage confirms that Rhiannon is Rhea’s alias or supplies a shared biography, age or timeline.

The Eyes of the Dragon ↗ (paid link)By Stephen King