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The atmosphere deepens with Dill's recollection of happier times fishing with his deceased son, Patrick. Though Patrick is far away, living with his mother, these memories haunt Dill as he contemplates his failures both as a fisherman and as a father.
On another failed fishing trip without any sign of Justice, Dill's frustrations surface, leading to accusations against Duke for bringing bad luck. This marks the beginning of further isolation for Dill as he fires Duke, an act watched by the concerned Constance, amplifying the themes of hurt and betrayal.