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him between the middle east and Montreal. James Orin Incandenza, disguised as a professional conversationalist, implies that his wife Avril may have had sexual relations with the Medical Attache (30).
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Wallace, David Foster.
Infinite Jest.
New York: Back Bay Books, 1996.
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An unnamed medical Attache is the first victim of the entertainment in the novel. He views the cartridge on the evening of April 1, Year
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