Comic #3155: 2014-01-06

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Panel 1:
A space scene is depicted, showing a view of Earth from a distance. The text reads: “FROM A DISTANCE, THINGS LOOK PERFECT.” The background is filled with stars and darkness, creating a vast cosmic feel.

Panel 2:
A close-up of an older man with a scruffy beard, wearing a grey shirt and looking distressed. He is sitting at a table with a sign that says “Please help” in front of him. The text states: “UP CLOSE, REALITY FILLS IN YOUR IMAGINATION.”

Panel 3:
A couple is shown in bed together, with the man looking charming and flirtatious. The woman appears amused. A speech bubble from the man says, “WOW! From this emotional distance, you’re really, really charming!” The text above reads: “THE SAME IS TRUE FOR FEELINGS.”

Panel 4:
The scene shifts to focus on a woman looking at a picture of a handsome man on her phone. She comments to her friend, “Look at that hot sad guy. I bet he’s way more profound than my boyfriend.” A small text bubble from the woman next to her says, “tacos.” The accompanying text states: “WHICH IS WHY IT’S EASIER TO FALL IN LOVE THAN HOLD ON TO IT.”

Panel 5:
A group of three friends reminisces, smiling and lying on a couch. One friend says, “Hey. Remember college?” Another responds, “Yeah… the good ol’ days.” The text reads: “THE SAME IS TRUE FOR MEMORIES.”

Panel 6:
One friend reflects on a painful memory, saying, “When your girlfriend cheated on you and you broke your knee and your dream of being an astronaut died?” The text above says: “WHICH IS WHY IT’S SO HARD TO SEE THE FUTURE.”

Panel 7:
A woman, sitting in front of a computer, looks excited and hopeful. She says, “THIS SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT IN HARDWARE WILL FINALLY MAKE ME HAPPY.” The scene emphasizes her joy as the screen glows in front of her.

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