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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It's revealed in The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower that Flagg has no interest in the Crimson King's plan to pull down the Tower -- he wants to ascend the Tower and control it himself. For this, Flagg needs Roland to live long enough to foil the Crimson King, hence he needs Patrick Danville to save Roland. Since Derry was the Court of the Crimson King, and Flagg was ostensibly in the King's service, Flagg had to limit his insubordination to offering a crucial bit of advice to Louise. Even so, Flagg had to disguise himself to prevent the King from finding out. |