The agent responsible for the condition of the boy is Phencyclidine (PCP).
Phencyclidine is also commonly referred to as angel dust. The drug causes mind-altering effects. Some of the effects of the drug include distorted sound perception, hallucinations, hyperactivity, violent behavior etc.
It is a recreational drug and can be taken through the mouth, smoked, or injected into the body system. .
Since the boy appears euphoric, emotionally labile, disoriented and has hypersalivation, then this is the effect of taking Phencyclidine.
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Not exactly sure but your teeth and saliva break down food before it becomes further broken down in the stomach(churning action and the stomach acid) it then passes to the small intestines as chyme. So with process of elimination it is definitely not C or D. So it is up to you to decide what counts as digesting. It is either A or B even though in real life both make sense
