Will Roger go to the Land?
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Will Roger go to the Land?
We know that Roger is going to be in the third chronicles... but we do not know how big of a role he'll have... Do you think he'll be taken to the Land?
I think it would be cool if he did. He'd start out as a sort of anti-hero/villain, then he'd meet his father, and come to terms with him, and then become the savior of the Land!
Yay! Happy ending!
Oh, wait... the Land's going to be destroyed isn't it?
(sniffles) Sad ending....
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Yay! Happy ending!
Oh, wait... the Land's going to be destroyed isn't it?
(sniffles) Sad ending....
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I agree... Roger will probably just be a tool in Foul's hands. Keep in mind... SRD himself tells us Foul will make use of Roger: this means he will be a tool for Foul, and therefore effectless in the Land. At most, IF he goes to the Land, he will be Foul's tool and pawn - perhaps a lever with which to attack Covenant, but nothing more in my opinion. But the idea that Roger were to go to the Land too sounds a bit cheesy in my mind - he will probably take on a role that is similar to Joan's in the SC.
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Roger or Joan going to the Land would be weird. They have always been essentially so periferal to everything. 
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