Quote by Hunter S. Thompson, Songs Of The
It started when I left Vegas that first time, skipping the hotel bill, driving off in that red convertible all alone, drunk and crazy, back to L.A. That's exactly what I felt. Fear and loathing.
Summary
This quote, taken from Hunter S. Thompson's novel "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," encapsulates the protagonist's state of mind as he embarks on a reckless journey. Leaving Las Vegas, skipping payment, and driving intoxicated, he experiences a profound mixture of fear and loathing. The quote captures the protagonist's disoriented and distorted perception of reality fueled by drugs, as well as his disillusionment with the world around him. It exemplifies the novel's central themes of alienation, paranoia, and a desperate search for meaning in the midst of chaos.