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The promotion talk helps date this pretty well, it's about a week before Duane's death. He liked having a family so much and really thought a woman would help Lemuel's melancholy, but the boy just stopped responding all of a sudden. So weird~

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Stretch Andrews

Love the hands in those last three panels Ashley. Feels like they're saying a lot.

Rifter

Drunk Duane is quite the goober.

Ladile

Another reminder that Duane's been soaking in his own stupid self for a long time. If Lem had wanted to settle down (or felt that he could) then he'd have done it by now, don't you think?

Malik M.L. Williams

Hmm… now I need to reread the whole book with an eye toward Lem…. There’s something tickling the back of my brain

CD

They're just such... brothers. Unfortunately, brothers stuck in godawful social trappings! The flow of energy in the second row of panels, and the hands as another commenter said above, land so well.

Michael Stakely

Lemon's reaction just screams that the business with the hounds is a running gag for Duane and one that will go all evening if he gets rolling.

Spen Cyrrh

obviously lem is a traumatised, maladapted child soldier with a burning need whose quenching constitutes atrocities, and seemingly we are within twelve pages of that ultimate revelation, long-strewn in the comic but still withheld from duane, but: at 16(~?), they both joked about dicks. i don't think i've seen any wanktalk from the lemon of this era. what happened to you, dude

Flyfly

Thinking more of it now, does this mean Duane is just bad at his job? You know, Clerics are the closest thing such worlds have to psychotherapists (usually). Even if he fails with Lem - boy might just be too far gone - he still should probably be at least recognise just how bad situation is.

Mek

I hope lady I escapes the khert just so everyone who helped kill duane gets fucked.

jumanji-mongie

This might be my favorite page in the whole comic—the atmosphere, the emotional stakes, Duane’s hilarious facial expressions, the last few panels focusing on the movements of their hands—it’s storytelling magic!

Srećko

Absolute gold mine with this one. STOP. no.