The Pillars of the Earth - Revision history

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* About */ given that this book is mentioned during "The Wall", I think some background on the book is important

2015-08-11T22:06:59Z

About: given that this book is mentioned during "The Wall", I think some background on the book is important

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* About */ given that this book is mentioned during "The Wall", I think some background on the book is important

2015-08-11T22:06:59Z

About: given that this book is mentioned during "The Wall", I think some background on the book is important

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	==About==		==About==
			''The Pillars of the Earth'' is the best-selling work by Ken Follett. Set in the 12th Century, the book is a historical fiction novel that traces the building of a cathedral.

	===[[The Wall]]===		===[[The Wall]]===
	[[Sylar]] wonders how [[Matt]] could have created the world in which he trapped Sylar. He is especially puzzled by the details in the world, such as books. Sylar asks [[Peter]] how Matt could have recreated all the words in books like ''The Pillars of the Earth'' and ''Catch-22''. Peter doesn't know, but suggests that perhaps Sylar read those books and retained their words in his subconscious.		[[Sylar]] wonders how [[Matt]] could have created the world in which he trapped Sylar. He is especially puzzled by the details in the world, such as books. Sylar asks [[Peter]] how Matt could have recreated all the words in books like ''The Pillars of the Earth'' and ''Catch-22''. Peter doesn't know, but suggests that perhaps Sylar read those books and retained their words in his subconscious.

imported>Iheartheroes at 15:24, 11 August 2015

2015-08-11T15:24:43Z

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	==About==		==About==
	{{sectstub}}

	===[[The Wall]]===		===[[The Wall]]===
	[[Sylar]] wonders how [[Matt]] could have created the world in which he trapped Sylar. He is especially puzzled by the details in the world, such as books. Sylar asks [[Peter]] how Matt could have recreated all the words in books like ''The Pillars of the Earth'' and ''Catch-22''. Peter doesn't know, but suggests that perhaps Sylar read those books and retained their words in his subconscious.		[[Sylar]] wonders how [[Matt]] could have created the world in which he trapped Sylar. He is especially puzzled by the details in the world, such as books. Sylar asks [[Peter]] how Matt could have recreated all the words in books like ''The Pillars of the Earth'' and ''Catch-22''. Peter doesn't know, but suggests that perhaps Sylar read those books and retained their words in his subconscious.

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: fix title

2010-02-03T03:30:50Z

fix title

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	\| first = The Wall		\| first = The Wall
	\| wikilink = The Pillars of the Earth		\| wikilink = The Pillars of the Earth
	\| wikilinktitle = ''The Pillars of Earth''		\| wikilinktitle = ''The Pillars of the Earth''
	}}		}}
	[[Peter]] gives '''''The Pillars of Earth''''' to [[Sylar]].		[[Peter]] gives '''''The Pillars of the Earth''''' to [[Sylar]].

	==About==		==About==
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	===[[The Wall]]===		===[[The Wall]]===
	[[Sylar]] wonders how [[Matt]] could have created the world in which he trapped Sylar. He is especially puzzled by the details in the world, such as books. Sylar asks [[Peter]] how Matt could have recreated all the words in books like ''The Pillars of Earth'' and ''Catch-22''. Peter doesn't know, but suggests that perhaps Sylar read those books and retained their words in his subconscious.		[[Sylar]] wonders how [[Matt]] could have created the world in which he trapped Sylar. He is especially puzzled by the details in the world, such as books. Sylar asks [[Peter]] how Matt could have recreated all the words in books like ''The Pillars of the Earth'' and ''Catch-22''. Peter doesn't know, but suggests that perhaps Sylar read those books and retained their words in his subconscious.

	Later, Sylar is contemplating the untouched wall when [[Peter]] arrives with a birthday present: ''The Pillars of the Earth''. He thanks Sylar for being there and helping to keep him sane, and then prepares to approach the wall again.		Later, Sylar is contemplating the untouched wall when [[Peter]] arrives with a birthday present: ''The Pillars of the Earth''. He thanks Sylar for being there and helping to keep him sane, and then prepares to approach the wall again.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* ''The Pillars of Earth'' has a sequel titled ''World Without End''.		* ''The Pillars of the Earth'' has a sequel titled ''World Without End''.

	{{book reference}}		{{book reference}}

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: The Pillars of Earth moved to The Pillars of the Earth: incorrectly named

2010-02-03T03:30:16Z

The Pillars of Earth moved to The Pillars of the Earth: incorrectly named

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imported>Ryangibsonstewart: that's not the cover

2010-02-03T03:29:33Z

that's not the cover

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	{{Infobox reference		{{Infobox reference
	\| image = ThePillarsoftheEarth.jpg		\| image = ThePillarsoftheEarth.jpg
	\| caption = The book's ~~cover~~		\| caption = The book's spine
	\| first = The Wall		\| first = The Wall
	\| wikilink = The Pillars of the Earth		\| wikilink = The Pillars of the Earth

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: /* The Wall */ expand

2010-02-03T03:28:47Z

The Wall: expand

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	===[[The Wall]]===		===[[The Wall]]===
			[[Sylar]] wonders how [[Matt]] could have created the world in which he trapped Sylar. He is especially puzzled by the details in the world, such as books. Sylar asks [[Peter]] how Matt could have recreated all the words in books like ''The Pillars of Earth'' and ''Catch-22''. Peter doesn't know, but suggests that perhaps Sylar read those books and retained their words in his subconscious.
⚫	[[Sylar]] is contemplating the untouched wall when [[Peter]] arrives with a birthday present: ''The Pillars of the Earth''. He thanks Sylar for being there and helping to keep him sane, and then prepares to approach the wall again.

		⚫	Later, Sylar is contemplating the untouched wall when [[Peter]] arrives with a birthday present: ''The Pillars of the Earth''. He thanks Sylar for being there and helping to keep him sane, and then prepares to approach the wall again.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Ryangibsonstewart: book titled should be italicized

2010-02-03T03:25:02Z

book titled should be italicized

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	\| first = The Wall		\| first = The Wall
	\| wikilink = The Pillars of the Earth		\| wikilink = The Pillars of the Earth
	\| wikilinktitle = The Pillars of Earth		\| wikilinktitle = ''The Pillars of Earth''
	}}		}}
	[[Peter]] gives '''The Pillars of Earth''' to [[Sylar]] ~~thanks him for his help~~.		[[Peter]] gives '''''The Pillars of Earth''''' to [[Sylar]].

	==About==		==About==
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	===[[The Wall]]===		===[[The Wall]]===
	Sylar is contemplating the untouched wall when Peter arrives with a birthday present: The Pillars of the Earth. He thanks Sylar for being there and helping to keep him sane, and then prepares to approach the wall again.		[[Sylar]] is contemplating the untouched wall when [[Peter]] arrives with a birthday present: ''The Pillars of the Earth''. He thanks Sylar for being there and helping to keep him sane, and then prepares to approach the wall again.


	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	* ''The Pillars of Earth'' ~~have~~ a sequel: ''World Without End''.		* ''The Pillars of Earth'' has a sequel titled ''World Without End''.

	{{book reference}}		{{book reference}}

imported>Yoshi n1 at 14:18, 2 February 2010

2010-02-02T14:18:58Z

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	\| image = ~~The Pillars of Earth~~.jpg		\| image = ThePillarsoftheEarth.jpg
	\| caption = The book's cover		\| caption = The book's cover
	\| first = The Wall		\| first = The Wall

imported>Yoshi n1: straight from Wikipedia

2010-02-02T14:09:52Z

straight from Wikipedia

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	\| caption = The book's cover		\| caption = The book's cover
	\| first = The Wall		\| first = The Wall
	\| wikilink = The Pillars of Earth		\| wikilink = The Pillars of the Earth
	\| wikilinktitle = ''The Pillars of Earth		\| wikilinktitle = The Pillars of Earth
	}}		}}
	[[Peter]] gives '''The Pillars of Earth''' to [[Sylar]] thanks him for his help.		[[Peter]] gives '''The Pillars of Earth''' to [[Sylar]] thanks him for his help.

	==About==		==About==
			{{sectstub}}
	The Pillars of the Earth is a historical novel by Ken Follett published in 1989 about the building of a cathedral in Kingsbridge, England. It is set in the middle of the 12th century, primarily during the time known as The Anarchy, between the time of the sinking of the White Ship and the murder of Thomas Becket.
	The book traces the development of Gothic Architecture out of the preceding Romanesque Architecture and the fortunes of the Kingsbridge priory against the backdrop of actual historical events of the time. Although Kingsbridge is the name of an actual English town, the Kingsbridge in the novel is actually a fictional location representative of a typical market town of the time.
	Until this novel was published, Follett had previously been known for writing in the thriller genre. The Pillars of the Earth became Follett's best-selling work.
	The book was listed at no. 33 on the BBC's Big Read, a 2003 survey with the goal of finding the "nation's best-loved book". The book was also selected for Oprah's Book Club in 2007.

	===[[The Wall]]===		===[[The Wall]]===