In Thomas Pynchon's novel "Inherent Vice," the narrative portrays a complex array of characters, including a figure described as the "old hippie-hating mad dog." This individual appears to embody the negative sentiments towards societal changes brought about by the counterculture movement, suggesting a tension between different factions within society. His duality is emphasized as he engages in questionable activities, reflecting the darker side of authority and its impact on civil rights.
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