Long days, pleasant nights, and welcome to Kingslingers, a doof media podcast journeying through Stephen King's Dark Tower series.

My name, it's constant reader, Scott Daly, and this is my kind limo driver who's extremely worried about those times I go missing for days at a time.

Matt Freeman.

Oh, I wouldn't say anything about it, though.

Don't want to pry.

I'm so glad you did an Irish accent on that, because I like, so I don't listen to the audio books, except I was hanging out today with not as much to do as normal.

And I was like, I'm out of podcast to listen to.

I'll listen to some of the audiobook.

And I saw that they did an Irish accent for

Andrew. And I was like, yes. If we read anything he says, we have to do that an Irish accent. And

then you did it. So there we go. Yeah. Yeah. That wasn't planned. You know. This week on the show,

we begin part two of the drawing of the three entitled The Lady of Shadows.

We'll be discussing the first three chapters of part two.

This gets a little confusing, but there it is.

So in this section, we meet The Lady of Shadows, who happens to be two people,

Odetta Holmes and Deta Walker, two wheelchair-bound individuals living in the same body ever since a brick struck a childhood Odetta on the head.

Odetta and Deda aren't aware of each other, but Roland and Eddie are as they yank the lady into Roland's world drawing the second of the three.

Eddie immediately follows his love with Odetta, even as Roland warns him that there's another woman inside there and she's nothing but trouble. All right, Matt, what did you think about this week's reading?

Yeah, I mean, it continues to be wild and unpredictable, right? Just, I think that's, I don't know

what else to do other than they keep remarking that every week, like the inventiveness and

twisty turniness and surprising creativity of the book

just continues to go on as a theme and just kind of constantly elevating my appreciation

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