Wizard and Glass (The Dark Tower, #4)

by Stephen King

‘Yes, but calling gays fruits isn’t the done thing in my when,’

‘There’s three things ye can do in any situation, girl,’ her father had told her once. ‘Ye can decide to do a thing, ye can decide not to do a thing . . . or ye can decide not to decide.’

They were ka-tet, one from many – strong in purpose and strong in love.

‘We are ka-tet,’ Eddie said. It crossed his mind to wonder at how much he’d changed; how he had become a stranger, even to himself. ‘We are one from many.’ ‘Ka-tet,’ Susannah said. ‘We are one from many.’ ‘One from many,’ Jake said. ‘Come on, let’s go.’ Bird and bear and hare and fish, Eddie thought. With Oy in the lead, they once more set out for the Dark Tower, walking along the Path of the Beam.