2006-05-07
Original: 2006-05-07 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1:
A woman with long red hair, wearing a pink top, leans across a restaurant table holding a knife. A blond man in a green shirt sits across from her at a yellow-clothed table with a bottle and wine glass.
Red-haired woman (speech bubble): I CARVED YOUR NAME INTO MY FACE BECAUSE WE'RE IN LOVE.
Caption (below panel): I could already tell she was going to be one of those girls who expects you to pay for everything.
Votey:
Close-up of the blond man's face, looking uneasy.
Man (thought bubble): I hope she's not clingy.
A woman with long red hair, wearing a pink top, leans across a restaurant table holding a knife. A blond man in a green shirt sits across from her at a yellow-clothed table with a bottle and wine glass.
Red-haired woman (speech bubble): I CARVED YOUR NAME INTO MY FACE BECAUSE WE'RE IN LOVE.
Caption (below panel): I could already tell she was going to be one of those girls who expects you to pay for everything.
Votey:
Close-up of the blond man's face, looking uneasy.
Man (thought bubble): I hope she's not clingy.
Alt text
A restaurant scene. A red-haired woman in pink leans across a yellow-clothed table clutching a knife, declaring in a large speech bubble, "I CARVED YOUR NAME INTO MY FACE BECAUSE WE'RE IN LOVE." Across from her, a blond man in a green shirt sits with a wine bottle and glass. The caption below reads: "I could already tell she was going to be one of those girls who expects you to pay for everything" — the joke being that he fixates on her being a freeloader rather than the alarming self-mutilation. Votey: a sketchy close-up of the man's worried face, with the thought, "I hope she's not clingy."
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.