Mk 9:22b ... "and into waters so that it might destroy him."

In the second phrase, the father says these 6 dialog words ... "kai eis hudata hina apolesē auton" ("and into waters so that it might destroy him").

The 6 dialog words are top down. The words "eis hudata hina" (into waters so that) are tangent to "waters," one to the left and one to the right of the Unclean Spirit holding "his son." The land has been colored blue to turn it into water. The words "apolesē auton" (it might destroy him) are tangent to the "Unclean Spirit" (it) holding "his Son" (him). The dialog hints at the child's imminent death, body washing, and cremation.