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Tags: covid
Characters: Mayara
Published On: March 15, 2020
Comic Transcript Thing 1 looks up at Thing 2. Thing 1: Sometimes I forget. Thing 1 looks down. Thing 1: That it’s ok to be me. Thing 2's mouth is wide open with shock. The Things stand in silence. Thing 1 looks down, Thing 2 looks on with concern. Thing 1 has a big smile on their face. Thing 1: But then I remember again. Thing 2 is delighted.
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Bunson Hoppydew, a little pink bunny, he likes dancing friendship and cake, drawn as a mermaid. He is smiling on a beach and the text says "Anyone can be merfolk".
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Webcomic Transcript Hand washing diagram from World Health Organization with modified text. Sing Happy Birthday twice? That’s boring! Hmmm, which one? Which one?! Out out damn spot... umm... out Spot! Out! Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down... Uhhh... twas brillig and the slythie... or is it slyvie? Toves? Troves? ... I shall not fear, fear is the mind killer... fear is... Did I wash long enough? What cadence and way of saying it gets the timing right? What poem should I memorize and time? I’ve tried so many, my brain is exhausted. ... ... Happy Birthday to you, Happy Birthday to you Phew! That’s so much easier!
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Transcript: Dog: Mum had an idea for a comic. Dog: It was about dogs. Dog: It was about me! Dog: I was in it! Dog: But she didn’t write it down! Dog: She forgot the idea. Dog: It’s such a shame. Dog: I would have liked to be in another comic.
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Comic Transcript: Thing 1 has lots of rays coming in at them. Thing 1 has even more rays coming in at them. Pop! Thing 1 has exploded into lots of little pieces. Thing 1 is a jumbled mess of pieces pulling itself together. Thing 1 has pulled some of itself up, but on of its eyes is falling off the agglomeration of broken pieces. Thing 1 catches its falling eye and looks itself in the eye. Thing 1: We got this. Thing 2: How are you? Thing 1: I broke, and now I’m sad. Thing 1: How did I let this happen? Thing 1: I hate I was so weak. Thing 2: What if you breaking wasn’t a sign of weakness, but a symptom of having been strong for so long.
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