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* Relatedly, he recognizes what kind of emotional damage that Joan has been through and has a brief PetTheDog moment where he accepts her unprovoked offerings of food ([[BlatantLies cast as her 'baking too much']]) so as to relieve her of the unintentional stress the rejection might cause her. We even get a panel where Frank casually finishes off a plate of Joan's chocolate chip cookies while sharpening a combat knife, privately acknowledging that they're actually pretty good. It's about as close to smiling as we ever see him come in this particular comic.
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* Relatedly, he recognizes what kind of emotional damage that Joan has been through and has a brief PetTheDog moment where he accepts her unprovoked offerings of food ([[BlatantLies cast as her 'baking too much']]) so as to relieve her of the unintentional stress the rejection might cause her. We even get a panel where Frank casually finishes off a plate of Joan's chocolate chip cookies while sharpening a combat knife, privately acknowledging that they're actually pretty good. It's about as close to smiling as we ever see him come in this particular comic.comic.
* Frank deciding to share his real name with Joan, and later on, getting a doctor for himself, but more importantly, for Dave.
* Frank deciding to share his real name with Joan, and later on, getting a doctor for himself, but more importantly, for Dave.
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* Frank leaving his neighbors (and the first friends he has had in years) with a large pile of the mob's money, with a note telling Joan to use it to move away from a city that scares her.
--> Maybe I am damned. But I'm not dragging you good people down with me.
** We see Joan in a later one-shot story in the run. She's moved out of the city into the country, where she's much happier and more well-adjusted.
* Relatedly, he recognizes what kind of emotional damage that Joan has been through and has a brief PetTheDog moment where he accepts her unprovoked offerings of food ([[BlatantLies cast as her 'baking too much']]) so as to relieve her of the unintentional stress the rejection might cause her. We even get a panel where Frank casually finishes off a plate of Joan's chocolate chip cookies while sharpening a combat knife, privately acknowledging that they're actually pretty good. It's about as close to smiling as we ever see him come in this particular comic.
--> Maybe I am damned. But I'm not dragging you good people down with me.
** We see Joan in a later one-shot story in the run. She's moved out of the city into the country, where she's much happier and more well-adjusted.
* Relatedly, he recognizes what kind of emotional damage that Joan has been through and has a brief PetTheDog moment where he accepts her unprovoked offerings of food ([[BlatantLies cast as her 'baking too much']]) so as to relieve her of the unintentional stress the rejection might cause her. We even get a panel where Frank casually finishes off a plate of Joan's chocolate chip cookies while sharpening a combat knife, privately acknowledging that they're actually pretty good. It's about as close to smiling as we ever see him come in this particular comic.
