Crying Of Lot 49 Flashcards

1
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Oedipa

A

Wife of Mucho

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2
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. Pierce Inverarity

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Oedipa’s e boyfriend who died

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3
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Metzgo

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The lawyer

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4
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Manny di Presso

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A lawyer who suing pierce verarity for not reveling payment after recovered and sold human bones to Inverarity

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5
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What Pierce wanted the bones For

A

to make charcoal for cigarette filters

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6
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What The Paranoids, a hippie band told Oedipa about Manny?

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The Paranoids, a hippie band that follows Oedipa around, points out that Manny’s story is similar to that of the 17th-century play The Courier’s Tragedy

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7
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Randolph Driblette

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The director of The Courier’s Tragedy

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8
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Why The play mentions the word “Tristero,” fascinates Oedipa?

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because of its placement within the play.

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9
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John Nefastis

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A scientist who has built a type of Mexwell’s Demon, or a physically impossible machine that allows for perpetual motion by violating the Second Law of Thermodynamics. Koteks encourages Oedipa to meet with Nefastis.

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10
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Genghis Cohen

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A philatelist (stamp expert) named Genghis Cohen to go through Pierce’s stamp collection.

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11
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Where is a W.A.S.T.E. facility

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under the freeway

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12
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Emory Bortz

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An English professor at San Narciso College who has extensive knowledge of Jacobean revenge plays

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13
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Tristero

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Tristero, which dates back to mid-16th-century Europe.

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