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Coy and His Family

Inherent Vice

This flow follows the separation, longing, and tentative reconnection between Coy Harlingen, Hope Harlingen, and their daughter Amethyst.

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A Marriage in CrisisA Marriage in Crisis from "Inherent Vice". A Family Under Addiction Shared Dependence Coy and Hope use heroin together while caring for Amethyst, and both know that their life is damaging the child.
A Family Under Addiction Shared Dependence Coy and Hope use heroin together while caring for Amethyst, and both know that their life is damaging the child. Poverty and the immediate need to score make it difficult to change course. Love Under Pressure The couple's affection exists alongside neglect and dependency. Their marriage is not portrayed as a simple romantic ideal, but as a bond narrowed by circumstances neither manages to escape at the time.
The Supposed DeathThe Supposed Death from "Inherent Vice". A Family Is Told to Grieve The Official Account Hope is told that Coy died after using heroin.
A Family Is Told to Grieve The Official Account Hope is told that Coy died after using heroin. The body was identified by someone from the band rather than by Hope, and the account leaves her with doubts. An Absence That Persists Hope keeps photographs and asks Doc to investigate. Her refusal to treat Coy's death as settled keeps the possibility of reunion alive, even while she must raise Amethyst without him.
Coy Checks from AfarCoy Checks from Afar from "Inherent Vice". A Father's Indirect Care A Request to Doc Coy asks Doc to verify that Hope and Amethyst are safe.
A Father's Indirect Care A Request to Doc Coy asks Doc to verify that Hope and Amethyst are safe. He wants information but does not want them to know he is alive or to be exposed to his employers. A Small Reassurance Doc sees that Hope has rebuilt her life and that Amethyst is doing well. The report gives Coy relief, but it also confirms how completely he has separated himself from the people he loves.
The Moment of RegretThe Moment of Regret from "Inherent Vice". Family Returns to His Thoughts Recognition A little girl calling to her mother reminds Coy of Amethyst.
Family Returns to His Thoughts Recognition A little girl calling to her mother reminds Coy of Amethyst. He realizes that his informant work has not made him less lonely or more useful to his family. A Decision to Return Coy begins asking Doc for help and tries to learn whether Hope has remained clean. His longing becomes a practical wish to leave his employers, though the risks make a direct return seem impossible.
The Family ReunitesThe Family Reunites from "Inherent Vice". A Tentative Homecoming Coy Is Released Doc helps negotiate a way for Coy to leave his covert employers without endangering his family.
A Tentative Homecoming Coy Is Released Doc helps negotiate a way for Coy to leave his covert employers without endangering his family. Coy tells Doc that he is no longer on their payroll. A Future Together Coy speaks with Hope and Amethyst again, and the family plans a trip to Hawaii. The reunion is hopeful but not overexplained; its emotional force lies in the possibility of ordinary life after years of deception.
Before Coy's reported overdose
At the time Coy's overdose is reported
After Coy secretly returns to Los Angeles
After Coy sees a child at a bookstore
At the end of the novel