Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace - The Eschaton Debacle

One of my favourite chapters of Infinite Jest, by David Foster Wallace, describing the impossibly complex game of Eschaton, which on Interdependence Day soon turns into a debacle.
I tried to bring more enthusiasm into this read, but it still didn't come out quite as I wanted it. I messed up about 8 words throughout.
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[@nicholastrice2674]

That is one hell of a chapter.

[@mrsoftpalms]

Oh yes. OH YES

[@hyponomeone]

Loved the eschaton chapter. This one, the first flashback with the father and the rotting palms, the lyle scenes... what a beautifully complex and at times horrifying book.

[@nicholastrice2674]

Oh yeah, Nick?
Well, let me tell you, it's one hell of a book.

[@banjogyro]

Turning point of the book

[@wids]

Just finished the book. This is one of the chapters I had the hardest times with lol thank u.
Otis P Lord will be okay

[@evannece3856]

thanks for doing this

[@kaneqangut]

Nice.

[@Inezh358]

what a bizzare wierd little chapter.

[@michaeltilley8708]

Es-kuh-tahn

[@michaeltilley8708]

Gow-dee-ah-moose

[@abbeymaeliam1]

esKaton, like eschatology, greek

[@Pallettown]

Thanks!

[@uscbro69]

But thanks for posting

[@Pallettown]

Thanks for listening!

[@uscbro69]

You’re pronouncing eschaton wrong

[@uscbro69]

Eskaton… not eshaton

[@bogohotdogz]

good stuff. you sound a bit like him (DFW)