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Part II: Chapter 14 Summary
Waiting to board his plane in the Las Vegas airport, Thompson notices that he is still wearing his investigator's badge from the narcotics conference. The whole thing, he muses, was a waste of time. The only person who had learned anything at the seminar had been himand what he learned was that the District Attorneys' Association was about ten years behind in their knowledge of drug culture.
Thompson boards his plane without mishap, but when the plane lands in Denver he rushes to the airport drugstore to get a box of amyls. The salesgirl at the pharmacy is hesitant to sell narcotics without a prescription until Thompson convinces her that he is a doctor.
He ends the chapter laughing crazily and shouting insults at two Marines he sees coming out of the restroom, imagining himself as an aberrant reincarnation of Horatio Alger.
Part II: Chapter 14 Analysis
By the end of Chapter 4teen, it does...
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