Toy Grisoni

Duke reflects on the death of the 1960s counterculture movement and the loss of a collective sense of inevitable victory.

In a drug-fueled haze, Gonzo demands that Duke electrocute him in the bathtub at the peak of a song to achieve a final high.

In a drug-fueled haze, Gonzo experiences a paranoid breakdown while Duke attempts to navigate their exit from a casino.

Duke reflects on the collapse of the 1960s counter-culture, criticizing the naive optimism of the acid generation and its failed leaders.