Reef lit a hemp-and-tobacco cigarette and reviewed his situation, while around him infectious melodies and rhythms went on refashioning the night.
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In the scene from "Against the Day" by Thomas Pynchon, the character Reef takes a moment to contemplate his circumstances. He rolls a cigarette made from hemp and tobacco, an act that suggests a blend of relaxation and introspection. As he ponders his situation, the atmosphere is filled with vibrant and infectious melodies that create an almost magical ambiance, transforming the night into a dynamic experience.
This juxtaposition highlights Reef's inner...
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