The C.O.W.S. Philip K. Dick’s #TheMan in the High Castle Part 6 (Conclusion) #Tojo

The Context of White Supremacy hosts the 6th and final study session on Philip K. Dick’s The Man in the High Castle. Published in 1962, Dick’s award-winning science fiction novel is lauded as one of the greatest of all time. Dick is a White Man who died forty years ago at the age of 53, but left an enormous legacy in White literature. In addition to being a torrid writer, Dick was also a drug addict and UFO enthusiast. His substance dependency may help explain his sordid imagination and focus on alternate worlds. Last week’s session saw Mr. Tagomi kills two Nazi “thugs” to protect himself and Mr. Baynes. Afterwards he feels intense guilt and can no longer possess the Civil War firearm used in the killing. He attempts to return it to Mr. Childan, who refuses to accept it back now that he’s aware of the numerous fraudulent pistols. Tagomi instead purchase one of the EdFrink jewels to help restore his sense of balance. After fondling the item, Tagomi somehow falls into the “real” 1962. He tries to boss around Whites, who treat him brusquely and brand him “tojo” – the name of Gen. Hideki Tojo, who was executed as a war criminal following World War II. Meanwhile, Juliana slits Joe’s throat once she finds out he’s a spy en route to kill Hawthorne Abendsen.

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