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− | '''Sylvia Pittston''' was an apocalyptic preacher in [[Tull]]. She was impregnated by [[Randall Flagg|the man in black]], but later miscarried as a result [[Roland Deschain]]'s intervention. She led the townspeople of Tull against the gunslinger, and died in the [[Battle of Tull]]. |
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+ | '''Sylvia Pittston''' is a preacher woman who comes to [[Tull]], twelve years before [[Roland Deschain]] reaches the town. |
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+ | ==Description== |
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− | In earlier times, she travelled as a wandering preacher, and stopped in [[Hambry, Mejis]], according to [[Coral Thorin]]. |
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+ | Outwardly her religion appears to be a version of Christianity, worshipping the "Man Jesus" and modeled after the pentacostal hellfire and brimstone preaching styles of some churches in the American Old West, but had lately come under the corrupting influence of [[Randall Flagg|the Man in Black]]. |
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+ | ==The Gunslinger== |
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+ | Shortly after Roland enters the town, she begins warning her congregation to be wary of "The Interloper", a thinly veiled reference to Roland himself. |
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+ | She is described as being big, but attractive and Roland feels some lust for her, as do most men that come to know her. |
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+ | In Tull, Sylvia was impregnated by the [[Randall Flagg|Man in Black]] and was led to believe that her unborn child was that of the [[Crimson King]] himself. Roland performed an abortion on the demon-child (though the precise details of the act are left somewhat to the imagination, but it is implied Roland presses his gun into her vaginal tract) and Pittston, out of vengeance, provoked the entire population of the town to attack Roland in an attempt to kill him in [[The Battle of Tull]]. She was shot to death in the resulting battle. |
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+ | ==Wizard And Glass== |
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+ | According to [[Coral Thorin]], Sylvia had once stopped by the town of [[Hambry, Mejis|Hambry]] to preach. |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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* "[[The Gunslinger (novella)|The Gunslinger]]" |
* "[[The Gunslinger (novella)|The Gunslinger]]" |
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* ''[[The Gunslinger]]'' |
* ''[[The Gunslinger]]'' |
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Revision as of 13:25, 8 January 2020
Sylvia Pittston is a preacher woman who comes to Tull, twelve years before Roland Deschain reaches the town.
Description
Outwardly her religion appears to be a version of Christianity, worshipping the "Man Jesus" and modeled after the pentacostal hellfire and brimstone preaching styles of some churches in the American Old West, but had lately come under the corrupting influence of the Man in Black.
The Gunslinger
Shortly after Roland enters the town, she begins warning her congregation to be wary of "The Interloper", a thinly veiled reference to Roland himself.
She is described as being big, but attractive and Roland feels some lust for her, as do most men that come to know her.
In Tull, Sylvia was impregnated by the Man in Black and was led to believe that her unborn child was that of the Crimson King himself. Roland performed an abortion on the demon-child (though the precise details of the act are left somewhat to the imagination, but it is implied Roland presses his gun into her vaginal tract) and Pittston, out of vengeance, provoked the entire population of the town to attack Roland in an attempt to kill him in The Battle of Tull. She was shot to death in the resulting battle.
Wizard And Glass
According to Coral Thorin, Sylvia had once stopped by the town of Hambry to preach.