1993-05-19 "Hungry Ghosts"

Kreutzer and Paige's wedding is held where Harry does not hesitate to hide his disgust. Afterwords, Harry meets with Peter who tells him that Deirdre has been kidnapped and Grace is in hiding at Eli's new sanctuary in the Wilderzone slum. Peter finally tells Harry that he is his real biological son. Meanwhile, Tommy struggles with his Mimezine addiction which leads to fatal consequences. Later, Harry gets arrested for Grace's murder when she is found dead. Harry is then tortured by his former therapist, Tobias, when he learns that the Go Chip was implanted in Harry's hand tattoo and then removed, which lands in the hands of Eli. Hiro turns himself into the police to protect Harry and then commits suicide in his prison cell after learning about Grace's murder. Also, Harry takes drastic action to expose the truth about his wife's killing.
—Larry B.
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Hungry Ghosts - Buddhism is commonly associated with non-violence, meditation, and calmness. But human nature is nothing like that, and people of all religions are oftentimes driven by hunger and desire. Those who regularly succumb to their lowest desires are reincarnated as hungry ghosts, one of the most wretched, interesting, and overlooked entities of Buddhist philosophy and mythology. In Greek mythology, Tantalus and Sisyphus are examples of souls doomed to eternal torture, never able to be satisfied. Sort of like postmodern feminist ideologues and puritinical religious fanatics.