Ka-tet is a term in High Speech for a group of people drawn together by ka for a purpose. The gunslinger Roland Deschain describes ka-tet as being "one from many." Susannah Holmes derives an even simpler definition of the term: it is the notion of family. A tet often consists of several central...

Ka-tet is the belief that a group of people can be tied together by fate, or "ka". It is said that a group has shared "khef" or the water of life. Sometimes the symbol of water is used literally, as in a ritual Roland and his ka-tet performs the night before the battle of Algul Siento. In the seventh novel, Susannah Dean, who ends up ...

Ka-tet is a word from the High Speech meaning "one [made] from many" or "a group of people summoned by ka". The word usually refers to Roland's ka-tet in the Dark Tower series. Still, other examples can be found within the series. Roland's original …

Ka-tet means "one made from many." Ka refers to destiny; tet refers to a group of people with the same interests or goals. Ka-tet is the place where men’s lives are joined by fate. Ka-tet cannot be changed or bent to any individual’s will, but it can be seen, known, and understood.

The Ka-Tet of Nineteen Ninety-Nine was the second Ka-tet that Roland Deschain was a part of. The members of this tet are the main protagonists of the series. The goal of the tet is to help Roland reach the Dark Tower, and save both Stephen King and the Rose.

After escaping the alternate Topeka and the wizard Walter O'Dim and weathering the starkblast, Roland's ka-tet continue their travels. During this time, Eddie Dean and Jake Chambers are sent to New York, 1977, via a dream-state called todash.

The ka-tet are split up by the magic door, or perhaps ka, and sent to different 'wheres' and 'whens'. Jake , Oy , and Father Callahan follow Susannah-Mia to the New York City of 1999 in order to save Susannah from the danger Mia has put her in by delivering her into the custody of the Crimson King's henchmen.

The ka-tet is frequently associated with turtles, starting with the name of the Beam their adventure follows, which is described as "Beam of the Bear, Way of the Turtle" while the ka-tet is on the bear side of the tower. While there are six Beams, they meet at the Tower to form 12 long segments that bisect the wheel of Mid-World. Therefore, on ...

A ka-tet is a group of individual beings with a shared purpose brought together by "ka", an approximate equivalent of destiny, fate and/or karma. Ka is said to be the will of Gan, the ultimate creator in Stephen King's multiverse and is entirely neutral and does not recognize or favor good or evil, it can and will manipulate both sides. During ...

Ka-tet es la creencia de que un grupo de personas pueden estar conectadas por el destino (o por ka). El ka-tet de Roland incluye a él mismo, a Eddie Dean, a Susannah Dean, a Jake Chambers y a Acho, el bilibrambo. Al final de la saga, podría considerarse a Donald Callahan como parte del ka-tet, al menos en forma parcial. El ka-tet previo de ...