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Epilogue: Questions, doubts, and doubts

I've spent the last 24 hours trying to answer the questions that I had left at the end of 'Infinite Jest', either by reading thoughts of others or re-read excerpts from the book (basically the beginning with the interview Hal and his subsequent trip by ambulance to the hospital). I've noticed a book is circular, because it ends in November of the Year Underwear Depend Adult and begins about a year later, in the Year of Glad, with a scene that is directly THEREFORE what happened makes one year (if Hal is so bad for something that happened a year ago.) Is a year of ellipses and one of the main questions is to know what happened this year, which could lead to another book the same length as "Infinite Jest." But we Parts:

What about Hal?

For in the end Hal knew about the troubles of his mother and did not care a damn. Hal is still more alienated than I thought. In the Eschaton debacle is really saying that Hal has to touch your face to see if it makes a face of surprise or shock, is thus dissociated from their own emotions. Most theories suggest that Hal is going the pot because it takes DMZ, the drug of the 60 super-powerful brain frying and got Pemulis, but I like to believe the other theory, which says that Hal is because the pot will stop taking marijuana. His life is so depressing that marijuana is the only thing that lets you keep working. Pemulis hints that you may not need to stop marijuana, it would cease to be himself, and after all it is true that addictions are the defines us. And, in part, is the same thing happened to Himself: stopped drinking and became so depressed that eventually committed suicide. Residents of the House Ennet survive to leave the drug because it's replaced by the talk of Alcoholics Anonymous, which is compared more than once with a cult.

There are many theories that suggest that James molested Incandenza Hal. I refuse to believe it. The theories are based on the fact that Hal looks and comments for a while the movie 'complicity' of his father where he is a homosexual rape. For me James Incandenza is basically asexual. Just as it is Hal. As Orin, I believe that He Himself was a virgin when married Avril and never been interested in sex. Hal recorded Byzantine collects erotic magazines instead of watching sluts. I mean that both Hal and Himself are dissociated from their emotions and sexual desire will not be an exception. But just as though He Himself is asexual comes to heterosexual sex (with his wife and nothing else), Hal has a latent homosexuality (which is why watching the film), but basically asexual. That's what I like to think of me. In almost all if anyone in this family (in which no one talks to anyone and everyone when they talk to another family member tried to do a monologue) commits incest are Avril / Orin. It is true that it seems not consummated incest y que la única vez que se dice que se consumó lo dice Molly Notkin, de la que no creo que podamos fiarnos mucho, pero a mí me gusta creer que fue consumado cuando Orin ya había pasado de la edad de consentimiento. Pero quizás no sea así. En todo caso, Orin no se habla con su madre básicamente porque está celoso de todos los líos que ha tenido (aunque él no lo racionalice de este modo) y si tampoco se habla con Marlon Bain es porque Marlon Bain se lió con su madre (¡lo sabía!)


¿Qué pasa con Hal y con Don Gatelly?

Don tiene un/a sueño/alucinación premonitorio/a en que se ve a él mismo excabando una tumba con un niño very sad, but it is too late. We have another reference to this scene. At the beginning of the novel, when Hal is on the way to hospital recalls that he and Donald Gatelly have excavated the tomb of his father in search of the skull, while John Wayne was looking at. Seeking the original copy of Entertainment, but someone came before them. This must have happened a few days before the interview with Hal. How do you know Hal and Don? I think in the hospital. The first time I had to join Hal roomed with Don. Before Don and I shared a room with someone with a box on his head, this is Otis P. Lord, the child of the Academy that the Eschaton debacle ended with a monitor embedded in his head. (Or it could be that were known by Joelle?) Why John Wayne is there? My pet theory is that John Wayne said that in principle is a spy Wheelchair Murderers (AFR) (the end of the EFAs say that within the Academy have infiltrated a teacher, who is in talk with Hugh Steepily, a student and I remember someone else but I'm not sure), but let's say that John Wayne has spent so much time has been infiltrated switched sides and when he learns that they want to disclose AFR Entertainment asks for help Hal (I think this sounds too Hollywood movie, right?) and Hal enlists the help of Don ("simply because it is tough?) also could believe that John Wayne really is bad and you want the tape to the AFR. (Still could be more Hollywood and invent a story that asks Avril John Wayne to go to disinter the body of her husband for the tape not be released and smear the good name of the family / the academy, and John Wayne does it for love and such. I know it's hard to imagine John Wayne feeling love and Avril also asking for something.) (But it could also be Shakespearean and say that the ghost of James Incandenza, which is responsible for changing furniture Academy finally appears to Stice and Stice tells all and tells it Hal, I do not know why the hell would trust John Wayne Hal. In any case be very Hamlet.)


What about entertainment?

I like to believe they have found the AFR and will distribute it (of course it could be that they had found the government agents). When the book begins, in the Year of Glad, I can not say anything because it has yet to happen (the AFR just found the original film), but it will. Government campaigns will prevent the population, but there are many people who will try it. It is said that the spread of Entertainment will be the end of the ONAN and time subsidized. I like to think they will. United States virtually cease to exist as a nation, Canada and Quebec will get their independence and Glad year will be the last year of subsidized time. Then comes something else. But what about entertainment? Did you know that was lethal Himself? I think not. Did it just to try to communicate with Hal? What's it really, because Joelle and Molly have a very different argument?


What about Orion?

After finishing the book is trapped in a kind of vessel being invaded by cockroaches, refined torture method to count where the base copy of Infinite Jest. The Interrogator is P. Luria, who still is not clear whether it was part of the AFR or other terrorist group in Canada. In any case, taking into account its methods look pretty unlikely to survive. But why no mention of his death in the Year of Glad? The truth is that there is no mention of who is still alive. Part of me would like to believe that Incandenza or they would realize that Orin has died. With only one who has contact with is through calls Hal Hal considered more of a nuisance. So if you stop receiving not miss. What happens is that Orin is a famous kicker and would disappear if in the news. Anyway, is Orin who tells the terrorists where is the original tape? Orin is so scared shitless of cockroaches that I doubt I can convey useful information. And if Orin who would have said, the AFR would be taking too long to make and distribute the tape and were very impatient lately. It therefore seems more likely that they had learned later from another, but what? Furthermore, when the book ends camouflaged EFAs are about to face the students of the AET and it is clear that AFR want to kidnap someone from the family. There are many theories that point it will be Avril, but virtually Avril never leaves home, I do not believe he left to go to see a jet in a tournament tennis rented. My theory is that the AFR plan fails because 1) Avril does not attend, 2) Hal at the end does not take part (is that day I have to carry emergency, gives patatús may be for taking or lack DMZ of marijuana, do not know) and 3) do not know if Mario goes to the tournament but I think it would take him to rule out delayed. So I do not know how they find out where is the original tape. I would think that may have caught Joelle and, incidentally, killing her, because it is a fatal character that I like, but it will be difficult because at the end Marathe not informed AFR that Joelle was in Ennet House.


What about Avril?

knew he was having an affair with Marlon Bain! What the Islamic physician came over again. Must be the same doctor Islamic is the first casualty of Entertainment. But who sent the cartridge? Himself "from beyond the grave or something? I doubt it because if I had to start sending tapes to anyone who had an affair with his wife would never end. Can you send the same Avril because she is resentful?


Joelle What?

Is it really only been defaced or veil because it is so beautiful that no one can resist their beauty? Who cares? Not me. But if you ask me my opinion I think it's for beauty, because that would link this with the idea of \u200b\u200bentertainment, because the excess of beauty, pleasure is bad and such.


What about Mario?

Mario is probably my favorite character in the book. I love his innocence and goodness. At one point compared with Alyosha in "The Brothers Karamazov ', a totally accurate comparison, but Mario does not have the insufferable sanctimonious air that is Alyosha. I have no doubt that Mario is the son of Charles Tavis, and everyone in the family Incandenza, fewer children, know. What it reveals are the teeth that are similar to those of the biological mother of CT and CT knows and therefore can not be alone in the same room as Mario. Avril and said he also knew, because Hal and Orin's middle name I got "James" as the father, but not Mario.


probably something I've been in the pipeline.

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Day 30: This is over

I've done. I've done. Now it seems a bit absurd what I was scared shitless before starting it. There was no reason to be afraid. It took 30 days to read it, at a rate of about 40 pages per day. Affordable is a company within the human resources. Certainly if I had not been Complete Holiday had taken much longer to read. It is also true that it takes a very high dose of patience. It is also true that has been one of my biggest challenges as a reader. But you can get perfectly, although you have to read a parrafón mentalizarte about a character who takes 500 pages to reappear and to find facts that will be meaningless until 300 pages later, you also have to deal of patience because there is no line argument because there are visible and last paragraphs and pages and pages of prayers that last paragraph, and you have to be minding that will not answer questions.

I would recommend to anyone who dares to read it do not worry about where you go to stop the thing and try to enjoy the ride. In my case I was hooked as soon as I fondly by many characters and it is hilarious, with a delicious black humor and grotesque. But it is very sad. And this is what makes it so great. I have been a lot of unanswered questions and I will have to reread it someday. As soon as you can. It is a novel about addiction as addictive. Is a novel that involves you and all the while that you feel you are reading together, although you are reading alone. Is a novel about characters liabilities invites you to an active reading. In fact I am not sure is a novel. Because it has no beginning or end. It really could be endless. It is not a history nor a collection of characters and / or scenes is a world. It is one of the best books I've read. It is one of the best experiences in my life as a reader. Probably no one would find it perfect as a novel but is a perfect experience. Almost like hallucinogenic experience. I've never felt that the intention of David Foster Wallace was bragging as happens in many of these novels larger than life but is primarily intended to entertain, make you laugh but also make you feel less alone seeing that all the characters are alone.

Tomorrow (or past) write another entry trying to analyze specific aspects of the novel. At the moment this is only an entry celebration. But there remains a bitter victory because I'm very sad because it's over and I'll never know what happened to Hal Incandenza, and Don Gatelly, and Michael Pemulis, or what happened to James and Avril Incandenza Incandenza. I will never know anything about these characters, of which I know everything and know nothing. Actually I had never been so sad to have finished a book. Try to see if I can better manage my thoughts and my ideas are still very confused and see if I find any answers to thousands of questions left in the air. And let I think it clear that many questions remain unanswered, that is to finish a novel that will leave a good time thinking that it is a book that will allow it to investigate both, is a great virtue. DFW

aside, this experience has made me gain an unlimited confinza myself as a reader. Now I am able to finish 'Moby Dick' and 'Anna Karenina' and all that is me out in front. But in particular, I am able to finish other work that someone named as hysterical realism, as the 'Mason and Dixon "by Thomas Pynchon, and even' The life and opinions of Tristram Shandy 'Laurence Sterne, though I have denied countless times in this book the past. But it probably still will because I have no time. My reading plan now is to spend a week or ten days to read short books (now I've started 'Arcadia' by Tom Stoppard and the second línia deris I was already starting) and then two weeks to read the soap opera 'The Maia 'Eça de Queiroz, who has nearly 800 pages but that will be classic nineteenth faster and easier to read than "Infinite Jest." And then it's because it will be September, and will be completed vacation and my future is very uncertain.

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Day 28: This is just

page 1004, I remain confident both 88 and they will finish on Tuesday or no later than Wednesday. I am aware that many things will be unsettled and it bothers me and does not bother me. I do not mind because this will reinforce (strengthen "?) The idea of \u200b\u200bthe novel is without beginning or end. And if it bothers me so much why do not I will not know what happened to Hal and Don Gatelly and all the other characters, but because they do not see anymore. I lived a month with them and have come to love very much. I do not bother me so much that it ends with threads and unresolved questions unresolved, but simply annoy me is completed. So much I'm enjoying this novel.

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Day 27: Dreams and microwave spectra.

One thing I love about 'Infinite Jest' (one of the many things I love) is that often does not tell you things directly but that leaves you guess. For example, when the kids of the Academy are looking into the underground tunnels of the Academy a ferocious rat allegedly originating in the Great Concavity are all things that alumni have left there, but also find a microwave oven without a door. None of the children nor the narrator says nothing, but we guess it is the microwave with Incandenza James committed suicide.

But there are also significant revelations that leaves it to be an anecdote. For example, Don Gately while lying delirious in a hospital bed after he has been shot in the shoulder in an epic fight with three Canadians who wanted to Lenz charged because he had loaded his dog, he displayed a spectrum most peculiar. The range brings together a few lurid details, among them that is so detailed that even Don is having hairs in the nose and the fact that Don has their problems and frustrations with words that Don had never heard before. We are never told who this spectrum, but we can guess that this is the same James Incandenza. I do not guessed until the spectrum has previously of death was 90 days sober and then the details had been dropped before they make sense and we have to reread the entire passage to learn that one of the biggest frustrations is that Incandenza James became a helper without dialogue and above had to see his son (we infer that Hal) also became a helper without dialogue and no one else knew of the change.

I love all the nightmares and hallucinations and / or appearances that has Don when in the hospital bed. David Foster Wallace perfectly captures the anguish of the dream world, perfectly captures the anguish that lies in the most trivial facts, in a similar way to which David Lynch in his films. The scariest dream is where Don Gatelly dreams he is in the kitchen of a neighbor's house she had as a little one (a neighbor who was considered crazy by all the other neighbors and ended up hanging), but instead of Joelle is crazy neighbor who tells the main idea is in the film 'Infinite Jest', which Don Gatelly can know nothing, the strange idea that we all killed a woman in the next life is our mother. Noses and secure rare here there is a meaning behind that I can not even guess, but I expect to guess before the end of the book.

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Day 26: Michael Pemulis

Han Pemulis kick given. He saw it coming, but has given me much pain Oh, poor Mickey. At least it has laid off big: the reason I was expelled from the academy is to provide a hallucinogenic drug to John Wayne. Has been inadvertently because everything has been mixing jars: John Wayne just wanted a pain reliever but has ended up taking the drug had to be taken Pemulis himself to be fit to face training game Freer. Clear that Michael felt that he did indeed. And John Wayne, number one of the Academy, the stolid and perfect John Wayne, not used to drugs, he has been the pot and ended up cracking around the world through the PA Academy's internal. Spectacular. Even more than the time that Pemulis put acid in the beverage of your opponent in order to qualify for a tournament. A pity that give the kick Pemulis because it is a character that I love. Despite the casting drug into the drink of his opponents, is someone noble, a friend of his friends (especially Hal) and compassionate: I love your last action in the Academy, after drugging John Wayne, is that of try to comfort a small boy crying in the locker room just because "everything is false." Besides the buzz of John Wayne, some hilarious scenes that have happened recently are: Hal misguided support group meeting (and instead of ending in a Narcotics Anonymous in a rare just for grown men who are still traumatized because their parents do not want), Orin killing his mother's dog (because it was so placed that caught the car and did not realize that the dog was tied to the fender and was dragged until it became an amorphous piece of meat), the last Thanksgiving dinner at the home of the parents of Joelle with Orin as a guest (which is just knowing that his father has always been in love with his daughter, the mother commits suicide by jumping into the garbage disposer and Joelle is distorted because her mother wanted to throw acid on her father but failed in the attempt). This book every time I think more fun. And on a more serious, more and more I see that one of the main themes of this book is the relationship between parents and children, including incest and abuse.

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Day 25: Beneath the Surface

Joelle I said earlier that not one of my favorite characters precisely, but the scene of the Thanksgiving dinner where Orin presents the whole family Incandenza Joelle and his girlfriend loved it. As in most scenes 'Infinite Jest' not happen a lot and the reader must try to find the hidden meaning behind these scenes trivial. It's about looking without knowing what you're looking for. And can you finish it finding more of you end up telling of the novel. Joelle is that Avril, Incandenza Mommy, there's something you do not like, which makes the hair stand on end, but do not know what to say, because Avril is perfectly polite, friendly and does not even seem false. We, the readers, Avril probably also put us the creeps and we do not know why. Yes, it's cool with your kids, but not only that. What puzzles me most is that we have no evidence or will your children or you do not want them. Also from the beginning know that something is wrong to Hal, who is not happy, but not even a sample of it, but we intuit could not explain why.

I think one of the great virtues of David Foster Wallace is to transmit a series of intuitions or feelings that can not be explained rationally. DFW is always ambiguous and subtle. DFW he describes the scenes hinting that underneath there is more than what you see, but it's our job to determine what lies beneath. That is why I love it, because it treats the reader as a passive, but as one asset that has to do their part to interpret the novel. I'm sure that if several people are wondering what's going 'Infinite Jest' responses vary much: they coincide with some of the key issues (addiction, entertainment), but would many responses that would be really mixed. And that is admirable in a work.

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Day 24: Irony

Two of the trials of David Foster Wallace who helped me understand more David Foster Wallace (ironically or not) are two trials of two other authors: Kafka and Dostoevsky, who happen to be two of my favorite writers. Can be found in the book 'Let's lobsters' and these are two great tests you not only spread a irresistible desire to read (or reread, if necessary) these two authors but also give a view new two authors who seem that everything has been said. In the essay on Dostoevsky, DFW argues that today if someone wrote as Dostoevsky would laugh in their faces, because Dostoevsky is a serious writer who deals with serious themes, talk philosophy and religion in a serious and deep, and we are accustomed to perpetual cynicism, to wear a mask of irony prevents us to take nothing seriously. In the essay on Kafka, Kafka argues that DFW is dark and depressing, but it also has a hilarious sense of humor. Kafka is the perfect example of that can be serious and far-reaching yet fun. (And I also think with Dostoevsky's the same: I laugh a lot by reading Dostoyevsky.) And basically what it purports to DFW is to get this: make a play but also fun serious. Dose low-key irony is fine and literature helps us to move away from sentimentality, but the irony in preventing excessive doses displayed some feeling, which is not the same as sentimentality, but sometimes it seems that we want to believe it. And DFW's work is this: a struggle to escape both the irony and sentimentalism simple pure aconseguir a struggle for the right balance between humor and sentiment.

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Day 23: It's late, so a quick quote

good thing about David Foster Wallace (and all good literature) is that it is able to express in words something that you sensed but could not stop to make.

"It is curious that the arts in this State United ancient treat anhedonia and internal emptiness as something that is fashionable. Perhaps the case of vestiges of the romantic glorification of Weltschmerz, which means world-weariness or boredom contemporary. Perhaps this is due to the fact that here the arts are produced by people tired of the world's most refined, and consumed by younger people who not only consume, but studies in search of clues to go with the times which involves being accepted, admired or included and, therefore, not be alone. Forget the so-called peer pressure. It's more like peer hunger. Or not? We enter a spiritual puberty where we discover that the great transcendent horror is loneliness, caging in the self. Once we reach that age, give or receive anything and use any mask to fit, not to be alone, we, the youth. The American arts are our guide to inclusion. A Practical Guide. We are taught to fabricating masks of ennui and irony tired at an age when the face is ductile enough to take the form of what you wear. And then there is the weary cynicism that saves us from gooey sentimentality and naivete is not refined. On this continent, a sentiment equals naivete. "

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Day 22: The Great Concavity

Besides the years and not counted by numbers but they are sponsored and therefore there years as the Year of the Depend Adult Briefs, for me one of the great successes of 'Infinite Jest' when inventing a new world situation parody-key Criticism is the Great Concavity. The Great Concavity is a large area of \u200b\u200bCanada uninhabitable because of large amounts of pollution. Because of this pollution many children were born with skulls softened and there are numerous legends about the wildlife that inhabits this area: it is said that there are insects the size of a Volkswagen, herds of ferocious rats, etc. I have not finished entirely clear the origin of the Great Concavity, but I understood that the contamination was so high that we had to evacuate the area and the president of the ONAN (the union of the nations of North America and hence that the supporters of this new reconfiguration of the land is called ONAN-ist) put special Émfasis that the army provide clothing to children and to fire on all animals with horns, because while there were no nude children or animals with horns, you could not treat it as a refugee, always give a bad image. I love the detail that all waste is now sent through a pitcher at this Great Concavity, since it has to feed, otherwise indescribable and mysterious fauna living in it begin to consume territories are still habitable, ie (paradoxically) has to go feed the Great Concavity to avoid grows.

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Day 21: Day 19

Details 'Infinite Jest' personally I love for no apparent reason :

01. So many characters in the book suffer from diseases or have deformities or other physical defects.

02. Mario is the only character in the Academy could be something serious, not mask it with irony. And I love how he loves being in the House because it is a Ennet irony-free zone.

03. The way Mario loves his brother Hal, with an intensity and an almost physical connection.

04. Orin hate, but I like the fact that grammatical mistakes / lexicons that would not do a three years. Not the brightest of the family, but I think it's as mud as to commit these errors, I suspect that initially he did just to annoy his mom and his brother Hal (who are both fans of grammatical correctness), but which is now so accustomed to them that makes them all the time, with everybody, not only with his mom and his brother.

05. Both for the children of the Academy for junkies Ennet House, the institutions in which they reside are a refuge from the outside world the same way as the characters 'The Magic Mountain' the hospital was also a shelter.

06. The park's duck pond is drained each year, which should be a clear homage to 'The Catcher in the Rye', right?

07. The parallels with Hamlet (to be developed later).

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As we discussed, probably the main theme (or one of the main issues) of 'Infinite Jest' is addiction in its various forms. Many of the characters are addicted to various kinds of drugs, mainly alcohol (James Incandenza, Don Gatelly) or marijuana (Hal Incandenza, Ken Erdedy, Kate Gompert). But many other types of addiction more atypical. Let's start with Mario, Mario is addicted to the radio program of Madame Psychosis (the name that matches the name of the powerful hallucinogenic drug of the 60 that will evaporate the brain and Hal and Pemulis have achieved and see if they will try). His older brother Orin is addicted to seduce and use women who are mothers (and I agree with Hal, who believes that this should be occasional Oedipal significance). Lenz, having left (more or less) of cocaine, has become addicted to killing animals sadistic way street: It starts with rats, cats and still continuing with dogs, and time has stopped here. He is addicted to violence, but a ritualized violence.

However, I think they are addicted to most of these characters is not so much to the pleasure they can provide the substance to which they are engaged, but rather the ritual to be followed to consume the substance. For example, says Hal enjoys most of her smoking marijuana secret of marijuana itself. Addictions are obsessive-compulsive behaviors and I think what we really are addicted to these characters is obsessive-compulsive routines involving any addiction. I do not know if I explain. It's as if every little obsession that we were an addiction. Avril, the mother of the family Incandenza, is addicted to order, cleanliness and grammatical correctness. CT, the brother of Avril and possible biological father of Mario, I would say he is addicted to work, basically to make times square, an addiction not unlike that of his sister.

Then Little Ewell's obsession to know the meaning of the tattoos of his fellow House Ennet no longer another addiction: you need to know what tattoos mean and never seem to get enough. You could say that Schacht's obsession for hygiene and dental health is an obsession / addiction. And I would say that Marlon Bain superstitious rituals are another obsession / addiction. And surely there are more such cases. I am convinced that all the characters are addicted to something. Maybe on another day continue doing this list.

(By the way, what looks Marlon Bain lived for a time with the family Incandenza like one more? "I smell something fishy here.)