Comic #4755: clowns

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Panel 1: A snowy landscape is depicted with two characters standing on a hill. The first character, a girl with long, brown hair, is wearing a purple hat and pink gloves. She looks inquisitive. The second character, an African American girl with curly hair, wears a green jacket. She appears to be responding to the first girl’s question. The text reads: "You ever wonder why clowns were invented? They’re objectively terrifying. All kids are scared of them, but they were once a popular form of amusement."

Panel 2: The African American girl continues to explain, looking somewhat serious as she speaks. The first girl listens attentively. The text reads: "The reason kids' shows have gotten ever cuter is that we lack the salutary lesson of the guillotine."

Panel 3: A shift in tone occurs as the first girl expresses surprise. The African American girl looks amused as she leans slightly towards the other girl. The text reads: "If we started beheading people in the public square every day… clowns would return?"

Panel 4: Both characters sit on a snowbank, laughing and relaxed. The first girl has a playful expression while the African American girl has a smirk. The text concludes with: "And now you know why you’re scared of them!"

This description aims to capture the characters' expressions, the setting, and the humor in the dialogue while ensuring accessibility.