To inspire himself, he lit up a marijuana cigarette, excellent Land-O-Smiles brand.
In "The Man in the High Castle," the character seeks motivation and inspiration in a rather unconventional way. He chooses to smoke a marijuana cigarette, specifically from the well-regarded Land-O-Smiles brand, to elevate his mood and creativity. This act reflects his quest for escape and a deeper understanding of his reality, set against the backdrop of an alternate history.
The use of cannabis serves not only as a personal ritual but also highlights themes of rebellion and the search for personal fulfillment in a distorted world. The choice of a specific brand emphasizes the character's desire for quality and perhaps nostalgia for a world where such luxuries were commonplace. Dick's narrative illustrates the complexities of life under an oppressive regime, showcasing how individuals find solace in small, personal moments.
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