2005-12-15
Original: 2005-12-15 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1:
Young blonde girl: DADDY! MY ARM'S ASLEEP!
Father (man in green sweater): UH OH! TIME FOR CPR!
(A woman stands in a doorway in the background. A clown painting hangs on the wall.)
Panel 2:
Father: CLEAR!
(The father grips the girl, who looks shocked, as if administering defibrillation. The woman in the background looks alarmed.)
Votey:
Woman: Where did the clown painting go?
Young blonde girl: DADDY! MY ARM'S ASLEEP!
Father (man in green sweater): UH OH! TIME FOR CPR!
(A woman stands in a doorway in the background. A clown painting hangs on the wall.)
Panel 2:
Father: CLEAR!
(The father grips the girl, who looks shocked, as if administering defibrillation. The woman in the background looks alarmed.)
Votey:
Woman: Where did the clown painting go?
Alt text
A two-panel comic. Panel 1: A young blonde girl tells her father, "Daddy! My arm's asleep!" The father, a man in a green sweater, cheerfully replies, "Uh oh! Time for CPR!" A woman stands watching from a doorway in the background, and a clown painting hangs on the wall. Panel 2: The father, looking intense, grips the wide-eyed girl and shouts "Clear!" as if shocking her with a defibrillator to revive her merely-asleep arm; the woman in the background looks alarmed. Votey (aftercomic, hand-drawn): The woman asks, "Where did the clown painting go?" — implying the chaotic CPR scene knocked the painting off the wall.
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.