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Morpheus planted a special purple flower called the lotus. Soon the people of the land smelled the sweet flowers and ate them. They immediately feel into a deep and troubled sleep. From that day on, they awoke only long enough to gather the lotus flowers and sleep again. Eventually they lost their strength and willpower and wanted only to drift in and out of sleep.[1] The story of the lotus-eaters and similar tales from ancient …

…However there is one thing they will lead you to and that is the journey of death. Bibliography Books Hyde, Bruce. Know About Drugs. New YorkMcGraw-Hill Book Company. 1979. Hyde, Margaret. Mind Drugs. New YorkDodd, Mead & Company, 1986. Nardo, Don. Drugs and Sports. San Diego, Lucent Books, Inc. 1990. Shulman, Jeffrey. Focus on Cocaine and Crack. Frederick, Maryland: Twenty-First Century Books, 1990. Magazines People Magazine. April 25, 1994, p. 38(8), v. 41. No Way Out, Steve Doughterty (pg. 39-42). Other Encarta. Computer Software.