Barony of Mejis

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The Barony of Mejis is a coastal, Western-style region in Stephen King’s Dark Tower universe, notable as the backdrop for Roland Deschain’s tragic early love story and formative adventures.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf barony
fictional location
region in Mid-World
appearsIn The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass NERFINISHED
The Dark Tower series NERFINISHED
associatedCharacter Alain Johns NERFINISHED
Big Coffin Hunters NERFINISHED
Cuthbert Allgood NERFINISHED
Jonas NERFINISHED
Roland Deschain NERFINISHED
Susan Delgado NERFINISHED
coastal true
conflictType political intrigue and rebellion
creator Stephen King
economy coastal shipping
oil-related trade
ranching
factionPresence Affiliation
Farson’s rebel forces NERFINISHED
fictionalUniverse The Dark Tower NERFINISHED
firstPublicationContext The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass (1997) NERFINISHED
genre Western-inspired setting
dark fantasy setting
geographicalOrientation western-style
governmentType barony
hasClimate dry and windy coastal climate
hasCoastlineOn Western Sea of Mid-World NERFINISHED
hasSymbolicMeaning loss of innocence for Roland Deschain
hasTheme Western genre elements
coming-of-age for Roland Deschain
tragic romance
influencedBy American Old West NERFINISHED
knownFor affiliation with Affiliation forces
horse ranches
oil tankers and coastal trade
languageContext High Speech and Low Speech of Mid-World
locatedIn Mid-World NERFINISHED
narrativeFunction setting of Roland’s flashback in Wizard and Glass
notableFor Roland Deschain’s early love story
Roland Deschain’s formative adventures
partOf In-World in The Dark Tower cosmology
Outer Baronies of Mid-World NERFINISHED
primaryTown Hambry NERFINISHED
roleInRolandLife location of Roland’s first great personal tragedy
site of Roland’s first ka-tet mission away from Gilead
timePeriodWithinStory before the fall of Gilead
tone tragic

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