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Water is important.
It prepares you for the hard as hell Jasper Rolls guy, and is a nice look into a delusionaly paranoid mind.
"For the last several years, I've relied on prescripted medication to get me throught the days."
I like the way the neighborhood twists, some people will probably hate that but it represents Boyd's mental illness well. Reminds me of something I'd see in say, American McGee's Alice.