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by William S. Burroughs
About 48 pages (14,466 words)
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Chapter 16 Summary

The Old Court House is so backlogged with cases that no one ever comes to court. It is located in Pigeon Hole, an isolated area. Lee is trying to have his case heard so he will not be evicted from the house he lives in. His reason is that he is infected with the plague and must be quarantined. The Inspectors analyze his papers and his body. He walks through the Old Court House looking at the ridiculous trials. Lee tries to get his case heard but cannot get the attention of the County Clerk, who is too busy telling racist jokes and describing how to kill black people.

Chapter 16 Analysis

This chapter uses two ridiculous situations to clash with each other. The first situation is that of the Courthouse in which no.....

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