Comic #6529: misquotation

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Panel 1:

• A man with dark brown, curly hair and a light-colored shirt is on the left. He looks animated and is saying, "…it's like Dostoyevsky said, 'If God is dead, then everything is permitted.'"

Panel 2:

• A woman with medium-length brown hair and a yellow shirt responds, "He didn't say that!" The background is light blue, and the man looks slightly incredulous.

Panel 3:

• The man continues, "Sartre, who wrote 83 incomprehensible essays per hour, claimed Dostoyevsky said it, and then everyone kept repeating it, but it is nowhere in Dostoyevsky!"

Panel 4:

• The woman, now looking frustrated, raises her hand and says, "Don't do it—"

Panel 5:

• The man interrupts, looking contemplative and puts his finger to his chin, finishing her sentence, "If God is dead, misquoting Dostoyevsky is permitted!"

The comic showcases a humorous discussion about philosophical misquotes, with bright colors and expressive characters.