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Misery loves company but your pain is never your friend. Knock called this way back when, if you'll remember.

I think Ana and Prakhuta are both wonderful examples of there just sometimes being no answer, no meaning, and no happy ending. You don't like to see it in a story, but it does sometimes serve as a pleasing contrast to the characters and the arcs that do find some catharsis and resolution.

Anyway, like Ahab, we'll see Prakhuta one more time ere it's done.

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Claire H

Prakhuta has long been my favorite side character. I've always just wanted to hug & hold him :(

Michael Stakely

I don't think they appreciated the idiot comments, Cutter. Nor do they like the lack of rhymes.

Penny Nicoles

Such a tragic life and death. Goodbye, poor terrible thing.

CD

Pain is pretty shortsighted, Prakhuta 😔 That last panel is, uh, terrifying.

Rifter

Ah frick off Cutter.

Wambling Wombat

We reap what we sow, put your face to the ground.

Rainwalker

Poor Prakhuta, doesn’t even have a Knock to hold him into these last moments. Also, “Bawling miserable victims! No better than the two-toes!” now there’s a line to chew on for a while

Mek

Huh. Prakhuta does have a soul it could be his memory.

TEB

Will he beckon us o our doom?

Madison

Time again again again to die.

Josh

I was gonna ask "what specifically did.Kmock-Me-Dowm call again?" but this seems like a great reason to reread the comic in its entirety (especially in light of the bits of information about Mikaila and Quigley that I was completely suckered by and/or a ding dong about.)