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== Explanation == | == Explanation == | ||
The name of the comic is based on the fact that the words "people" and "peephole" sound very similar to each other, and can even sound the same when said out loud very fast (it could be said that they are homophones). | |||
The people from the peephole show the woman, who is implied to be working on something related to space based on the painting of a rocket, a picture of "a planet that looks just like them". The view through the door's peephole - a bright orb showing an orb-like projection of the outside, with the rest of the view being completely dark save for floating dust - resembles the view of a planet in space, with stars around it. | |||
== Transcript == | == Transcript == | ||
Five-panel comic in grayscale. | |||
''Panel 1:'' Two people are seen through a fish-eye lens of a door peephole. Around the peephole view is a black background with some stray white pixels. | |||
''Panel 2:'' A woman with medium-length hair, a black tie and one of her eyes closed looks through the peephole of the door. | |||
''Panel 3:'' The woman opens the door. | |||
''Panel 4:'' The people from the peephole come in, still distorted like in the fish-eye lens view. They say: "''we need to talk.''". To the left, it's shown that the woman has a hanged image of a rocketship. | |||
''Panel 5:'' The people from the peephole are holding a photograph showing the same fish-eye lens peephole view as the first frame. They say: "''we discovered a planet that Looks Like Us.''" | |||
Latest revision as of 21:08, 25 October 2024
Explanation
The name of the comic is based on the fact that the words "people" and "peephole" sound very similar to each other, and can even sound the same when said out loud very fast (it could be said that they are homophones).
The people from the peephole show the woman, who is implied to be working on something related to space based on the painting of a rocket, a picture of "a planet that looks just like them". The view through the door's peephole - a bright orb showing an orb-like projection of the outside, with the rest of the view being completely dark save for floating dust - resembles the view of a planet in space, with stars around it.
Transcript
Five-panel comic in grayscale.
Panel 1: Two people are seen through a fish-eye lens of a door peephole. Around the peephole view is a black background with some stray white pixels.
Panel 2: A woman with medium-length hair, a black tie and one of her eyes closed looks through the peephole of the door.
Panel 3: The woman opens the door.
Panel 4: The people from the peephole come in, still distorted like in the fish-eye lens view. They say: "we need to talk.". To the left, it's shown that the woman has a hanged image of a rocketship.
Panel 5: The people from the peephole are holding a photograph showing the same fish-eye lens peephole view as the first frame. They say: "we discovered a planet that Looks Like Us."