There are several similarities between Andre Linoge and Flagg (the black
eyes, a couple of people refer to him as "the wandering stranger", etc.
These are also references to Flagg in "The Stand" and The Dark Tower books).
If Linoge cannot reproduce and needs Ralph Anderson to continue, does this
mean that there could actually be more than one Randall Flagg? Does he sort
of pass the torch down every once in a while? OR could Ralph Anderson
actually BE Randall Flagg???
Just wondering what everyone else thinks. I've been asleep so I'm probably
not making any sense, but I thought this could be worth a discussion anyways
. . . .
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Scott Rice
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I came across a quote somwhere (maybe biblical), and it was "I am Legion,
for we are many." I always thought the flu in The Stand was more like a
quick, concentrated version of Legionnaires' Disease.
John-Morgan
oooooohhhhhh, I like that! Could we have stumbled onto something here???
In Insomnia the three little doctors we're in a way under the influence of
Flagg, in the tower of things and life (whatever you call it, it can be almost
anything, Thats why I thing it's dark). Rose Madder had to do with an open door
to an other world (but it was only one door one time).
Anyway he's always the same Randall Flagg, there's not many of them just one.
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John-Morgan wrote:
> Chris Wilkes <chris...@dingle75.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:7t8qji$g19$1...@news8.svr.pol.co.uk...
> > Linoge claims to be Legion, and Flagg claims to be Legion (in The Stand).
> > That means there could be 50 of them!
>
> I came across a quote somwhere (maybe biblical), and it was "I am Legion,
> for we are many." I always thought the flu in The Stand was more like a
> quick, concentrated version of Legionnaires' Disease.
>
> John-Morgan
It is a demon speaking to Jesus when he(Jesus) asked it his name.
justin
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