Chapter+6

Chapter 6 talks about the 1st girl that Julius married and that she was crazy and met her up in space. When they came back to earth became crazy and suicidal telling Julius he made her crazy. He took her to the doctor and diagnosed her non chemical dysfunction meaning her mind was broken. restored her to a back up and left to go to space. Julius went back to space a month later and saw her there and she did not recognize her. It ends up going back to the present to him going to a meeting, they were talking about starting the whole process of rehab after talking about rehab everyone voted yes for the rehab. He had a break down when he saw dan and lil starting into each others eyes and he had a seizure. Last part of the chapter is when he is in the infer and he is being strapped down to the table and he can't talk and the doctor tells him whats going on. the brain machine had material defect it was deteriorating and talks about why he can't talk and taking. Grow him a new clone and use as a back up and he refuses because he doesn't remember what would happen and he does not want to do it. Decide he wants them to destroy interface in Julius brain he takes the Herf gun and puts Julius in the room shot the door and pull the gun on himself, he couldn't do it end up having a seizure, he pulls gun on accident and talks about him going home.

"When I asked her to marry me, to return to Earth with me, to live with me until the universe's main-spring unwound, she laughed, honked my nose and willie and shouted, 'YOU'LL DO!'" (pg. 115)

"She went nuts. She shat herself. She pulled her hair. She cut herself with knives. She accused me of plotting to kill her. She set fire to the neighbors' apartments, wrapped herself in plastic sheeting, dry-humped the furniture." (pg. 116)

"My heart hammered. I was going to lose two months--lose it all, never happened. My assassination, the new Hall of Presidents and my shameful attempt thereon, the fights with Lil, Lil and Dan, the meeting. My plans for the rehab! All of it, good and bad, every moment flensed away." (pg. 126)