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Fridge Logic: Nobody is sure whether Benny Slightman counts as a twin or a singleton, as his twin died young. How could an agrarian society with little access to medicine, in which infant mortality is expected to be high, not have learned that from previous raids?
Narm: The way the Ka-Tet, particularly Susannah, were so awed and amazed at Roland's ability to do a solo line-dance ("He knows so much.") was just laugh-out-loud ridiculous, the low point in a book that marks the increasing fall of what started out as a pretty good series.

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-* [[Fridge Logic]] - Nobody is sure whether Benny Slightman counts as a twin or a singleton, as his twin died young. How could an agrarian society with little access to medicine, in which infant mortality is expected to be high, not have learned that from previous raids?
+* [[Fridge Logic]]: Nobody is sure whether Benny Slightman counts as a twin or a singleton, as his twin died young. How could an agrarian society with little access to medicine, in which infant mortality is expected to be high, not have learned that from previous raids?
-* Narm - The way the Ka-Tet, particularly Susannah, were so awed and amazed at Roland's ability to do a solo line-dance ("He knows so ''much.''") was just laugh-out-loud ridiculous, the low point in a book that marks the increasing fall of what started out as a pretty good series.
+* [[Narm]]: The way the Ka-Tet, particularly Susannah, were so awed and amazed at Roland's ability to do a solo line-dance ("He knows so ''much.''") was just laugh-out-loud ridiculous, the low point in a book that marks the increasing fall of what started out as a pretty good series.
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