Near the end of the novel, he catches dysentery in Mexico City and is left there by Dean Moriarty.
In one episode in this work a character proclaims that "God has arrived" as the blind pianist George Shearing enters the bar and performs, while in another the protagonist moves in with Roland Major. Characters in it include Galatea Dunkel, whose husband Ed keeps leaving her to travel, and Remi Boncoeur, who invites the protagonist to San Fransisco. The protagonist meets Mississippi Gene and Montana Slim on his way to Cheyenne, from where he hitchhikes to Larimer Street. Near the end of the novel, he catches dysentery in Mexico City and is left there by Dean Moriarty. Narrated by Sal Paradise, for 10 points, name this definitive work of the Beat Generation, a novel by Jack Kerouac.
In one episode in this work a character proclaims that "God has arrived" as the blind pianist George Shearing enters the bar and performs, while in another the protagonist moves in with Roland Major.
{On the Road}