Mark offering to put in some of the work to help Kira get high is the real sign of concern; usually he just leaves it on the porch for people to fill up and leave him alone, and Kira has to go the extra mile. It's a bit of a reversal to be bothering his drug dealer to smoke with him instead of the other way around, but it's the most mundane reversal this place has thrown at them.

"How can I resist an offer like that," he says, staring down at his hands. It takes a moment, but he finds the will to stand back up, walk up the steps. He doesn't have another bed to crash in anymore, but Bodhi's hardly ever home. Bodhi's used to him disappearing for hours or days at a time.

"Maybe you're right, maybe that's why she's struggling so much more with them. It isn't the easiest thing to be rational about."