The characters / Recurring character
Patrick Danville
Patrick Danville is recorded in 2 distinct storys.
Insomnia depicts the child Patrick drawing and dreaming about Roland. The Dark Tower explicitly recounts Insomnia’s Patrick, his mother and Ed Deepneau’s attack before Roland later finds and addresses the artist Patrick Danville. The Tower narration explicitly names the boy Patrick Danville from Insomnia; existing direct source review also establishes his later participation.
Stories and supporting passages
Insomnia
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As he opened his mouth to answer, Roberta Harper, the woman at the podium, lifted her left arm (there was a black mourning band on it) toward the woman sitting behind her. “My friends, Ms. Susan Day!” she cried, and Patrick Danville’s answer to his mother’s second question was lost in the rising storm of applause: Him’s name is Roland, Mama.
The Tower narration explicitly names the boy Patrick Danville from Insomnia; existing direct source review also establishes his later participation.
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“My friends, Ms. Susan Day!” she cried, and Patrick Danville’s answer to his mother’s second question was lost in the rising storm of applause: Him’s name is Roland, Mama. I dream about him, sometimes. Him’s a King, too.
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The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower
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The Tower narration explicitly names the boy Patrick Danville from Insomnia; existing direct source review also establishes his later participation.
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