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André D.
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This also sounds like chapter 17 of Ron Goulart's :When"When The Waker Sleeps," but only vaguely.

My apologies for not expanding on this yesterday morning, but I work second shift and it was already getting late. Otherwise, I would have kept on reading to chapter 21:

"Hurray for the President!" shouted nearly a hundred voices. "Which President is this?" The girl replied, "Should be the President of the fourth floor. Each floor has its own."

The President then makes a speech and bangs on a ceremonial piñata, which explodes, clay shrapnel knocking him down. Instead of another floor being blamed for the bomb, suspicions fall on our hapless "waker," suspected of being a member of the USAUSA (United States of America Underground Secret Army, sort of an ultra-CIA). While he's in custody he succumbs to the need for a "nap," and the next chapter is sort of an epilogue that closes the book. Chapter 17 is the one that begins that particular timetrack. It takes place in a similarly manic "Brasil2".

This also sounds like chapter 17 of Ron Goulart's :When The Waker Sleeps," but only vaguely.

This also sounds like chapter 17 of Ron Goulart's "When The Waker Sleeps," but only vaguely.

My apologies for not expanding on this yesterday morning, but I work second shift and it was already getting late. Otherwise, I would have kept on reading to chapter 21:

"Hurray for the President!" shouted nearly a hundred voices. "Which President is this?" The girl replied, "Should be the President of the fourth floor. Each floor has its own."

The President then makes a speech and bangs on a ceremonial piñata, which explodes, clay shrapnel knocking him down. Instead of another floor being blamed for the bomb, suspicions fall on our hapless "waker," suspected of being a member of the USAUSA (United States of America Underground Secret Army, sort of an ultra-CIA). While he's in custody he succumbs to the need for a "nap," and the next chapter is sort of an epilogue that closes the book. Chapter 17 is the one that begins that particular timetrack. It takes place in a similarly manic "Brasil2".

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André D.
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This also sounds like chapter 17 of Ron Goulart's :When The Waker Sleeps," but only vaguely.