Thomas Pynchon Quotes

Oedipa Resolved To Pull In At The Next Motel She Saw, However Ugly, Stillness And Four Walls Having At Some Point Become Preferable To This Illusion Of Speed, Freedom, Wind In Your Hair, Unreeling Landscape - It Wasn't. What The Road Really Was, She Fancied, Was This Hypodermic Needle, Inserted Somewhere Ahead Into The Vein Of A Freeway, A Vein Nourishing The Mainliner L.A., Keeping It Happy, Coherent, Protected From Pain, Or Whatever Passes, With A City, For Pain. But Were Oedipa Some Single Melted Crystal Of Urban Horse, L.A., Really, Would Be No Less Turned On For Her Absence.

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