The Inside of the Cup Vol 4.

The narrative follows Hodder, who, after a night of restless sleep filled with distorted dreams, awakens to a profound sense of vulnerability and dependence. Struggling to piece together his thoughts, he feels an urgent need to seek out Horace Bentley, recognizing that only Bentley's presence can alleviate his inner turmoil. This moment marks a significant shift in Hodder's understanding of human connection and reliance, highlighting themes of isolation and the search for solace in relationships.