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 The title text states that, after saying goodbye, they don't move away, keeping up the uncomfortable silence, continuing to display their problems. Neither of them wish to be the first to turn away, or one or both are locked in the situation and has no clue how to finish it, even though they are both obviously aware of their problems and what makes them anxious. This may be a reference to the final stage direction "''They do not move.''" in {{w|Samuel Beckett|Samuel Beckett's}} play ''{{w|Waiting for Godot}}'', where the protagonists frequently discuss leaving, but do not move.
-[[Randall]] has previously made [[:Category:Social interactions|several comics]] with a similar theme, showing Cueball's (or his own) problems with several social situations / interactions / small talk, especially the comic [[222: Small Talk]] which is very similar to this one. He made three of those type of comics in a span of about a month more than two yeas ago finishing with [[1650: Baby]].
+[[Randall]] has previously made [[:Category:Social interactions|several comics]] with a similar theme, showing Cueball's (or his own) problems with several social situations / interactions / small talk, especially the comic [[222: Small Talk]] which is very similar to this one. He made three of those type of comics in a span of about a month more than two years ago finishing with [[1650: Baby]].
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