Endnotes

The 388 endnotes, in order.

388 total.

• Endnote 1 — Meth
• Endnote 2 — Orin and his surface-level dreams
• Endnote 3 — E.T.A. built as a cardioid
• Endnote 4 — The term "prorector"
• Endnote 5 — 'drines, and Pemulis's abstinence
• Endnote 6 — The lightweight-tranq menu, and "Pulmonary Sloth"
• Endnote 7 — Why top juniors mostly avoid alcohol and cocaine
• Endnote 8 — The psychedelics catalogue
• Endnote 9 — "Black Star" acid and the Bridgeport pipeline
• Endnote 10 — The "gentle fiction" of voluntary enrollment
• Endnote 11 — An Arab women's game
• Endnote 12 — Demerol, Talwin, and the O.N.A.N. drug-schedule
• Endnote 13 — The masked figure is Trent Kite
• Endnote 14 — The A.D.A.'s Stetson
• Endnote 15 — ATF under the Office of Unspecified Services
• Endnote 16 — Trent Kite again
• Endnote 17 — Codeineless pills and an addict's eye
• Endnote 18 — The burglary's high-end haul
• Endnote 19 — The French behind a phrase
• Endnote 20 — What Québec has banned
• Endnote 21 — A cross-reference
• Endnote 22 — Seldane, the antihistamine
• Endnote 23 — O.N.R.
• Endnote 24 — The filmography
• Endnote 25 — A dating correction
• Endnote 26 — Synthetic enkephalin and CadaverGate
• Endnote 27 — The drug-argot key: Bing Crosby and Doris
• Endnote 28 — Parnate and Zoloft
• Endnote 29 — E.C.T.
• Endnote 30 — The boric-acid eyewash
• Endnote 31 — Schtitt's pet name for deLint
• Endnote 32 — The A.F.R.'s macabre motto
• Endnote 33 — What "B.S." means
• Endnote 34 — Extra-Linear Dynamics
• Endnote 35 — The Cantor behind the initial
• Endnote 36 — The Low-Bavarian for lostness
• Endnote 37 — "Fauteuil"
• Endnote 38 — The Bröcken-specter, and a wraith seed
• Endnote 39 — Fortier, and the Wheelchair Assassins
• Endnote 40 — Marathe's stacked loyalties
• Endnote 41 — "Doubling"
• Endnote 42 — Pretending only to pretend
• Endnote 43 — Crohn's disease
• Endnote 44 — "Technical interviews," the euphemism
• Endnote 45 — A cross-reference
• Endnote 46 — Tincture of benzoin
• Endnote 47 — The F.L.Q.
• Endnote 48 — Cardiac stenosis, defined
• Endnote 49 — "Redundancy sic"
• Endnote 50 — "The Crocodiles"
• Endnote 51 — How Avril founded the Grammarians
• Endnote 52 — The GC/MS drug scan
• Endnote 53 — Eschaton's origin
• Endnote 54 — E.T.A.'s grammar sequence
• Endnote 55 — Suborned, not entrapped
• Endnote 56 — DMZ above the psychedelics
• Endnote 57 — DMZ and the sense of time
• Endnote 58 — C.S.A.C.
• Endnote 59 — Oxycodone-with-acetaminophen
• Endnote 60 — What the new building replaced
• Endnote 61 — The "Cinema of Chaotic Stasis"
• Endnote 62 — The boom in Step-based groups
• Endnote 63 — Whose analogy
• Endnote 64 — Trivium and quadrivium
• Endnote 65 — The Headmaster's House nickname
• Endnote 66 — M.I.T. students taping the shows
• Endnote 67 — The Shed and its "objay darts"
• Endnote 68 — Freer's self-appointed nickname
• Endnote 69 — The alphabet of Anonymous fellowships, and the God stuff
• Endnote 70 — Recovery taken to a fatal extreme
• Endnote 71 — "You Can't Unring a Bell"
• Endnote 72 — McDade on his old manager
• Endnote 73 — Prorectors and bed-check duty
• Endnote 74 — Davis Cup vs. Wightman
• Endnote 75 — Hal's fear of a lopsided exhibition
• Endnote 76 — Hal reclassified from damaged to gifted
• Endnote 77 — Pemulis's deLint video game
• Endnote 78 — A dating stamp for a contract
• Endnote 79 — The death of the video suicide note
• Endnote 80 — Why Avril thought Joelle and Jim were lovers
• Endnote 81 — A mock film-studies citation
• Endnote 82 — The Incandenza boys as slobs
• Endnote 83 — B.P.D.
• Endnote 84 — Where to find the text
• Endnote 85 — An "Independent"
• Endnote 86 — Court-side oxygen on the junior tour
• Endnote 87 — A cross-reference
• Endnote 88 — A racket-fraud accusation
• Endnote 89 — The point of E.T.A.'s hardest question
• Endnote 90 — Gately's interface hours
• Endnote 91 — The limits of Gately's vocabulary
• Endnote 92 — A name and place
• Endnote 93 — deLint's banned locker-room banners
• Endnote 94 — What prorectors are and how students see them
• Endnote 95 — Pink, the DOS
• Endnote 96 — Thorp's dead-end job
• Endnote 97 — Why a scholarship still matters
• Endnote 98 — Tavis and Avril fleeing their charges
• Endnote 99 — MA Dept. of Revenue
• Endnote 100 — The AA arithmetic of powerlessness
• Endnote 101 — Orin, films, and a punch in the arm
• Endnote 102 — The dockworkers' union
• Endnote 103 — A seizure, clinically
• Endnote 104 — Why instructors are called instructors
• Endnote 105 — The F.O.P.P.P.s
• Endnote 106 — Who gets a cartridge-viewer, and what it can't do
• Endnote 107 — The WhataBurger on tape
• Endnote 108 — Gaps in the campus broadcasts
• Endnote 109 — Parti Québécois versus the Bloc
• Endnote 110 — Hal alone in his room
• Endnote 111 — "whinge"
• Endnote 112 — The wheelchair assassins named
• Endnote 113 — "Neural-gray"
• Endnote 114 — Copyright of the last Subsidized year
• Endnote 115 — Mario's medical vocabulary
• Endnote 116 — Mario's film camera
• Endnote 117 — Mario's oversized head
• Endnote 118 — Mario and the work staff
• Endnote 119 — Mario's teeth
• Endnote 120 — "Historical Consciousness"
• Endnote 121 — How rarely Eschaton is actually played
• Endnote 122 — The classroom map's catalogue code
• Endnote 123 — Pemulis explains the Mean-Value formula
• Endnote 124 — EndStat and Mathpak trademarks
• Endnote 125 — Ball buckets
• Endnote 126 — Canadians as Eschaton villains
• Endnote 127 — Whose embellishments these are
• Endnote 128 — "MVL"
• Endnote 129 — Pemulis the revenge artist
• Endnote 130 — Pemulis's actual words
• Endnote 131 — Beginners' meetings
• Endnote 132 — Why "Group" is capitalized
• Endnote 133 — Gately's wall of clippings
• Endnote 134 — How Joelle got into Ennet House
• Endnote 135 — "My Best Thinking Got Me Here"
• Endnote 136 — Fastin
• Endnote 137 — Not Gately's terms
• Endnote 138 — The recovery to-do list
• Endnote 139 — Counselor Gene M.'s bug metaphors
• Endnote 140 — Gately's word for banal
• Endnote 141 — An unreconstructed vocabulary
• Endnote 142 — Words the speaker didn't use
• Endnote 143 — "Sic"
• Endnote 144 — A mock film-studies citation
• Endnote 145 — Orin, Steeply, and Found Drama
• Endnote 146 — An early Incandenza film
• Endnote 147 — Who tells whom about the Eschaton disaster
• Endnote 148 — The Interdependence Day hats
• Endnote 149 — Crooners miming to silence
• Endnote 150 — The waste crisis around the millennium
• Endnote 151 — The actual term
• Endnote 152 — Not a last-name place
• Endnote 153 — A puppet-directed grievance
• Endnote 154 — Cage III — Free Show
• Endnote 155 — The Medusa and Odalisque costumes
• Endnote 156 — The theory that Tine runs everything
• Endnote 157 — Mario's tribute to his mother
• Endnote 158 — Who umpires the junior tour
• Endnote 159 — Clipperton's one-handed toss
• Endnote 160 — What was buried with Himself
• Endnote 161 — The other prophetic call
• Endnote 162 — The paintings that repelled the test audience
• Endnote 163 — NoCoat inherits a broadcast ranking slot
• Endnote 164 — Hal's account of Lace-Forché and Veals is oversimplified
• Endnote 165 — a legal motive behind an InterLace move
• Endnote 166 — R.I.S.C.
• Endnote 167 — how little Incandenza's films earned in his lifetime
• Endnote 168 — why Schtitt backed J. Gentle
• Endnote 169 — Triaminotetralin
• Endnote 170 — "Working up steam"
• Endnote 171 — "Homestyle. Ready to Serve."
• Endnote 172 — "Pursuit of happiness"
• Endnote 173 — A cross-reference
• Endnote 174 — "Absolutely no bonking"
• Endnote 175 — A logistically impossible image
• Endnote 176 — Mario's film echoes his father's ONANtiad
• Endnote 177 — the official name for the land handover
• Endnote 178 — A truer AA epigram
• Endnote 179 — Gately's fuzzy memory of early recovery
• Endnote 180 — Mario tracks down Madame Psychosis's silent studio
• Endnote 181 — Corbett Thorp's cruel nickname
• Endnote 182 — "Pukers"
• Endnote 183 — Which kind of bucket
• Endnote 184 — the "contre-pied" and a tennis pedigree
• Endnote 185 — Stice's family and his smuggled treats
• Endnote 186 — How juniors pick up a ball
• Endnote 187 — "Overhands" and "pointers"
• Endnote 188 — "forage" on the halfway-house menu
• Endnote 189 — Pebbles and Bam-Bam
• Endnote 190 — the felony-murder rule addicts fear
• Endnote 191 — "Blue-Filed" and "Red-Filed"
• Endnote 192 — Not literally "shitstorm"
• Endnote 193 — the sourcing of Gately's knowledge
• Endnote 194 — Not Volkmann's contracture
• Endnote 195 — Gately's Financial Amend over a cracked table
• Endnote 196 — The veterans' one-liners
• Endnote 197 — Never read the box
• Endnote 198 — Project MK-Ultra
• Endnote 199 — Xanax
• Endnote 200 — Whose analysis
• Endnote 201 — a burglar's leftover reflexes
• Endnote 202 — "The Storrow"
• Endnote 203 — A flagged solecism
• Endnote 204 — who supplies the novelty gags, and who owns him
• Endnote 205 — why some cartridges look blank
• Endnote 206 — "To hear the squeak"
• Endnote 207 — The phrase Lenz withholds
• Endnote 208 — A mock annular-fusion citation
• Endnote 209 — the wall of E.T.A. photographs
• Endnote 210 — Avril remains attractive to men
• Endnote 211 — Pemulis's fear of expulsion
• Endnote 212 — who is on the hook in the waiting room
• Endnote 213 — Hal and Axford can't ask for a stray ball back
• Endnote 214 — The lob-suicide drill
• Endnote 215 — the kid who reported the Pukers
• Endnote 216 — "No clue"
• Endnote 217 — why Hal skipped the soft-court Junior Slams
• Endnote 218 — the mirror that made Incandenza's first fortune
• Endnote 219 — The InterLace kids'-show host
• Endnote 220 — the machine that nearly runs Tavis over
• Endnote 221 — The Latvian pro
• Endnote 222 — the difficulty of Marathe's dialect
• Endnote 223 — decoding the samizdat's fight scene
• Endnote 224 — the William James line that stopped Lenz
• Endnote 225 — A trademark attribution
• Endnote 226 — "Ibid."
• Endnote 227 — Haldol
• Endnote 228 — the agencies folded into Unspecified Services
• Endnote 229 — the shadowy outfit paying Steeply
• Endnote 230 — "Mitts"
• Endnote 231 — Lenz's cutting agent
• Endnote 232 — Why cocaine poisons some people and not others
• Endnote 233 — Lidocaine, the perfect cut
• Endnote 234 — Orin's interview with "Helen" Steeply
• Endnote 235 — Photographs on the dresser
• Endnote 236 — "VAPS"
• Endnote 237 — A cartographic-trigonometry aside
• Endnote 238 — A mock citation for annular fusion medicine
• Endnote 239 — Charlotte Treat's hidden backstory
• Endnote 240 — A macadamia trademark
• Endnote 241 — Bruce Green's dated taste in music
• Endnote 242 — Why Mario lets himself be dangled for filming
• Endnote 243 — Avril's unspoken worry about Mario
• Endnote 244 — A small shared aversion
• Endnote 245 — A terse two-line exchange
• Endnote 246 — The sober dance club
• Endnote 247 — The tiers of Ennet House punishment
• Endnote 248 — How Ennet House gets its drug tests done
• Endnote 249 — Gately and his mother
• Endnote 250 — Henderson's Lincoln
• Endnote 251 — Insurance reasons
• Endnote 252 — Gately looks the other way on smoking
• Endnote 253 — What fits Gately
• Endnote 254 — Gately never runs
• Endnote 255 — A word for a handgun
• Endnote 256 — A stage parenthetical
• Endnote 257 — A stage parenthetical
• Endnote 258 — A stage parenthetical
• Endnote 259 — Court squeegees
• Endnote 260 — A grading tic
• Endnote 261 — Scavenging the academy's trash
• Endnote 262 — "W.T.A."
• Endnote 263 — A flagged trade name
• Endnote 264 — A flagged solecism
• Endnote 265 — "R.A.S.U."
• Endnote 266 — Charles Tavis with the parents
• Endnote 267 — The ace/double-fault ratio
• Endnote 268 — An abundance of left-handers
• Endnote 269 — Marlon Bain's letters
• Endnote 270 — A receptacle-corp trademark
• Endnote 271 — A phantom injury
• Endnote 272 — Why Ann Kittenplan skips cleanup
• Endnote 273 — "Étoiles"
• Endnote 274 — Poutrincourt's genuine accent
• Endnote 275 — "S'annuler" not "se détruire"
• Endnote 276 — The slip that unmasks Steeply
• Endnote 277 — A reason to get up
• Endnote 278 — The Pemulis household at night
• Endnote 279 — The kid Hal cannot name
• Endnote 280 — Where "anhedonia" comes from
• Endnote 281 — Hal's theory of loneliness
• Endnote 282 — Why pain isolates
• Endnote 283 — "S.S.R.I.s"
• Endnote 284 — Crude methedrine
• Endnote 285 — A misheard drug name
• Endnote 286 — Kate Gompert and the classes of addict
• Endnote 287 — Traces of a secret smoker
• Endnote 288 — A yogurt trademark
• Endnote 289 — What one of Himself's films really was
• Endnote 290 — Ambiguous scars in a film
• Endnote 291 — Why the House steers residents away from CA
• Endnote 292 — why Ennet House forbids new-sober romance
• Endnote 293 — Joelle's dated racial vocabulary
• Endnote 294 — Speech as apostrophe to "Jim"
• Endnote 295 — "B.H.A."
• Endnote 296 — Movie blood
• Endnote 297 — the Trappists as Greek chorus
• Endnote 298 — Schtitt's untranslated motto
• Endnote 299 — A lottery copyright
• Endnote 300 — how the A.F.R. tracked DuPlessis
• Endnote 301 — why master cartridges are hard to copy
• Endnote 302 — Fortier's plan to force Marathe to watch
• Endnote 303 — why the searchers knew the Master was gone
• Endnote 304 — Struck plagiarizes the A.F.R. train-cult material
• Endnote 305 — "(she thought then)"
• Endnote 306 — the Incandenzas fighting over a cliché
• Endnote 307 — who approached whom
• Endnote 308 — "P.O.V."
• Endnote 309 — the bartender who knew Dr. Incandenza
• Endnote 310 — Film/Cartridge Studies jargon
• Endnote 311 — The immigration bureau
• Endnote 312 — "Y.E.T."
• Endnote 313 — Marathe's father and the pacemaker
• Endnote 314 — A cross-reference
• Endnote 315 — Marathe's malapropism
• Endnote 316 — James's carsick dread coming home
• Endnote 317 — A pricey citation
• Endnote 318 — Maine is gone
• Endnote 319 — A word for leftovers
• Endnote 320 — The M.I.T. library
• Endnote 321 — Hal and Pemulis on quitting
• Endnote 322 — why Johnette F. won't say "the Finest"
• Endnote 323 — The "The Ennet House" tell
• Endnote 324 — Trust, math, and the empty locker room
• Endnote 325 — Tine's noir-shaped detective methods
• Endnote 326 — "(and then some)"
• Endnote 327 — The Bolex's alien face
• Endnote 328 — "(though never unveiled)"
• Endnote 329 — A claim let stand
• Endnote 330 — "(given the guy's track record with ingestion)"
• Endnote 331 — the avant-garde roots of James's slapstick
• Endnote 332 — Pemulis learns he's expelled
• Endnote 333 — The meeting directory
• Endnote 334 — Hal's private joke for staying clean
• Endnote 335 — The one exception
• Endnote 336 — the source on M. Bain's brother
• Endnote 337 — A Latin blunder, and Hamlet
• Endnote 338 — Toradol
• Endnote 339 — "I.B.E.W."
• Endnote 340 — Doxycycline (I.V.)
• Endnote 341 — Percocet
• Endnote 342 — "Or possibly Babel"
• Endnote 343 — White-knuckling, sloganized
• Endnote 344 — the exams Hal signed up for
• Endnote 345 — The C.B.S. building
• Endnote 346 — which Montréal airport
• Endnote 347 — Perfume and the huipil
• Endnote 348 — A church off Brighton Center
• Endnote 349 — "Sic"
• Endnote 350 — An alternative reading of a face
• Endnote 351 — A First-and-Twelfth-Step joke
• Endnote 352 — the toothbrush-poisoning mystery
• Endnote 353 — where the wrong bus goes
• Endnote 354 — A cross-reference
• Endnote 355 — Anexsia
• Endnote 356 — Levo-Dromoran
• Endnote 357 — Numorphan
• Endnote 358 — Perwin NX
• Endnote 359 — Librium
• Endnote 360 — An entry-level oral narcotic
• Endnote 361 — Levsin
• Endnote 362 — Quaaludes
• Endnote 363 — Kite and the DuPlessis job
• Endnote 364 — The designer-drug roster
• Endnote 365 — "L.T.I."
• Endnote 366 — the film-scholar joke about The Cage
• Endnote 367 — Gately's tradecraft with phones
• Endnote 368 — Sorkin's Cafergot
• Endnote 369 — the accidental killing
• Endnote 370 — Pork insulin
• Endnote 371 — A prep school
• Endnote 372 — "Skeet" and "vig"
• Endnote 373 — Mucomyst
• Endnote 374 — A North Shore hard "ch"
• Endnote 375 — "Dizzy Dick Disorder"
• Endnote 376 — Dilaudid's price
• Endnote 377 — A "Phillips Screwdriver"
• Endnote 378 — "(As opposed to self-confronting, presumably.)"
• Endnote 379 — A cross-reference
• Endnote 380 — The raster, and the "InterLace" pun
• Endnote 381 — the loathed photograph
• Endnote 382 — the eerie authority of John Wayne
• Endnote 383 — A Florida facility
• Endnote 384 — Ativan
• Endnote 385 — "Doris," probably Doryx
• Endnote 386 — Narcan
• Endnote 387 — "Sunshine" (Talwin-PX)
• Endnote 388 — Talwin-NX