Blasting It Out of Their Hands: Roland does this to gangster Jack Andolini.

Bilingual Bonus / As Long as It Sounds Foreign: The 'Italian' spoken by Balazar (which is also not even an Italian name) and his henchmen is so poorly rendered as to be nearly indecipherable.

Big Damn Heroes: A knife-wielding man in the drug store tries to be this, but has the blade of his knife shot off first.

Big Creepy-Crawlies: The 'lobstrosities', large and dangerous crustaceans encountered by Roland on the shore of the Western Sea.

For that matter, so do Enrico Balazar and his henchmen.

Asshole Victim: Jack Mort deserves what he gets.

Arc Villain: Jack Mort/The Pusher, initially believed to be the third of his ka-tet to be drawn into All-World, turned out to be a serial killer responsible for the death of Jake Chambers, causing Odetta Holmes' Dissociative Identity Disorder and pushing her on the train tracks which caused her to need to use a wheelchair for the rest of her life.

Things get even weirder in The Waste Lands.

However, the text says that the sea is at his right, making it seem as though Roland somehow did a 180 degree turn without realizing it. Roland walks west until he reaches the western sea, then turns right to head north, which means the sea should be at his left. Alien Geometries: The world has 'moved on', and everything is off-kilter, including the cardinal directions.Alas, Poor Yorick: Eddie does this with Henry's severed head.The Drawing of the Three provides examples of the following tropes: To see the character sheet for the whole book series, go here. It brings the action from a post-apocalyptic other world to ours - Roland Deschain, The Gunslinger, tries to draw a ka-tet of three to join in his quest: a drug addict, Eddie Dean a woman with a Split Personality, Odetta Holmes/Detta Walker and a man named Jack Mort. The Drawing of the Three is Book II of The Dark Tower series, published in 1987.

The drawing of the three