unconscious
Original: unconscious on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1:
A man in a suit (a doctor) addressing a worried woman with flame-like red hair: "When I looked down, your son was unconscious and his breathing was shallow. I detectably and his temperature was dropping and his heart was slowing, and his eyes were darting around like crazy."
Panel 2:
The red-haired woman, frantic: "Where is he now?!"
A calm woman with blonde/light hair (lying down or relaxed): "Sleeping, like I told you."
Panel 3:
The red-haired woman, angry and shouting: "GET IT?!"
Votey:
A woman's face looking distressed/uneasy, saying: "Laugh and I'll tell you where he's hidden."
A man in a suit (a doctor) addressing a worried woman with flame-like red hair: "When I looked down, your son was unconscious and his breathing was shallow. I detectably and his temperature was dropping and his heart was slowing, and his eyes were darting around like crazy."
Panel 2:
The red-haired woman, frantic: "Where is he now?!"
A calm woman with blonde/light hair (lying down or relaxed): "Sleeping, like I told you."
Panel 3:
The red-haired woman, angry and shouting: "GET IT?!"
Votey:
A woman's face looking distressed/uneasy, saying: "Laugh and I'll tell you where he's hidden."
Alt text
A three-panel comic. Panel 1: a man in a suit (a doctor) gravely tells a worried red-haired woman that when he looked down, her son was unconscious, breathing shallowly, his temperature dropping, his heart slowing, and his eyes darting around like crazy. Panel 2: the red-haired woman frantically asks "Where is he now?!" and a calm light-haired woman replies "Sleeping, like I told you." Panel 3: the red-haired woman, furious, shouts "GET IT?!" — the joke being that the alarming medical description was just a riddle describing ordinary sleep. Votey panel: a hand-drawn distressed woman's face says "Laugh and I'll tell you where he's hidden," implying she has actually hidden the child and is bargaining over the punchline.
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.