…saying to a smiling man sitting at the end of the table. It's true, Headley, a deliberate derangement of the senses worked for Rimbaud, but would it work for us? And it's worth remembering, you know, that this madness we fear so much, we are essentially…

…saying to a smiling man sitting at the end of the table: it's true, Headley, a deliberate derangement of the senses worked for Rimbaud, but would it work for us? And it's worth remembering that this madness we fear so much we are essentially the unhappy…

…can convince yourself this was the LSD of the ancient world in the 19th century. You know Theodore Gaultier and Baudelaire and Verlaine Rimbaud, that crowd there was this thing called the society of the hashashin in Paris and they met at the old hotel de…