Fear and Loathing in Post Apocalyptic America.
The future, after the genetic experiments of the great Doctor Patricia R. Durham, leaves all women on the planet with snakes instead of hair, and the unique and terrifying ability to blind, and even kill, a man with a simple stare. The birthrate is at an all-time low, the population dwindles, the world's governments are all but disbanded.
One woman walks across Amerika without a destination.
College students get drunk and cause trouble.
A man in a bar in the mid-west stops believing in love.
A radio station broadcasts old Doctor Patricia R. Durham interviews all day, every day.
An old out-of-commissioned factory crushes a tourist into an eight-inch cube of flesh and bone.
Albino cobras. Alive, and deadly.
See them, five dollars per guest.
Pancakes for a dollar, a cup of coffee for seventy-five cents.
It's the future. Not much has changed.
The girl listens to the pancake chef and a policeman talk about the state of the world. They claim that most people are good people.
The pancake restaurant. The girl meets a woman who believes there is still a President, and that society is being rebuilt.
The gatekeeper (in this case, a dorm captain) reveals that there is no time like the present.
What would you do if you won a million dollars? Probably pretty much what everyone else would.
You should never see faces in clouds, or places you have left, or things you meant to do but never got the chance.
Dr. Patricia R. Durham explains everything you wanted to know about God but were afraid to ask.
The girl speaks with the hotel manager. He feels ignored and lonely. He's not far from wrong.
The girl reaches a motel. She meets two college girls and has a close encounter with police.
The girl starts her journey across country. She remembers her grandfather, blind men, and magic words.