Wadsworth tells him on the third day of their record high fever to get some rest downstairs, that, “There’s nothing you can do for them.” He’s so damn tired of hearing that phrase, he’s so sick of feeling useless, in his frustration and exhaustion, he goes into the living room only to flip over the coffee table. But he’s never been patient, and he can’t really be expected to sit with a thumb up his ass while Lone might be slipping away. Doc Church tells him to be patient, and that’s all there is for him to do. And he doesn’t know what the hell to do about it either. They were still just kids, kids weren’t supposed to lose their best friends, not until they were crotchety and old. He knew, even as a child, that one day the drinking would catch up to her, and he would be left without her. He lived with the loss of his father, and prepared himself for the loss of his mother. Butch- He’s prepared himself from a young age to deal with loss.
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