Comic #5833: death-9

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Panel Description: The comic features a hooded figure, embodying a personification of Death. This character has a skeletal face, with a visible skull, and is dressed in a dark, tattered cloak. The figure holds a large scythe made from a wooden handle and a sharp blade at the top. Two individuals are clinging to the figure—one person on the left is shown with light brown hair and a distressed expression, while on the right is another person with darker hair, also appearing frightened.

Text: At the top of the comic, there is a quote from the character: “I'M GOOD AT WHAT I DO, AND WHAT I DO IS IMPORTANT.”

At the bottom of the comic, another statement reads: “People say ‘Death be not proud,’ but there’s pride in every job, goddammit.”

Background: The background is a muted purple color, creating a somber mood that complements the theme of the comic, focusing on the character of Death and the commentary on pride in one's profession.