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Panel 1: In a bug classroom, a praying mantis teacher points at a board sketch of Sisyphus rolling a boulder and says, “So, Sisyphus was doomed to roll the rock up the hill for all eternity.” Panel 2: A dung beetle student beams and says, “That sounds wonderful,” while a butterfly next to him listens. Panel 3: The butterfly replies, “It’s actually horrible.” Panel 4: The dung beetle still beams and says, “Ok. It’s horrible.”

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8-panel comic by War and Peas. Panel 1: A man laughs at a mouse caught in a trap. "Haha, dumb mouse." Panel 2: The mouse, unfazed, next to a block of cheese. "Yes, I do love cheese." Panel 3: "I love cheese so much, I'm prepared to give everything for it." Panel 4: The mouse asks, "Have you ever loved anything that much?" Panel 5: The man stands alone against a dark sky, staring into the void. Panel 6: He sits on the floor, face in hands. "No..." Panel 7: He opens the trap, sobbing, and releases the mouse. Panel 8: The mouse relaxes in a cosy furnished mouse hole with bookshelves, eating cheese. "Haha, humans are chumps."

 

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4-panel-comic by War and Peas Panel 1: Inside a lab office, a tall square-shaped robot shyly asks its creator, a human professor in a white lab coat working at a desk: “Professor… do you think I’m beautiful?” Panel 2: The professor, still typing at the computer, calmly replies: “Of course. You are very beautiful.” Panel 3: The robot looks down, fidgeting nervously by the desk while the professor keeps working in the background. Panel 4: The robot speaks quietly, filled with doubt: “You built me. You have to say that.” The mood blends humor and sadness, highlighting the robot’s insecurity about its own worth.