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Alternatively, the comic can be taken to recognize the mortality and ultimate fate of death/decay for both the boat and the boy, creating a grim moral. But, if one goes deeper into meaning, one could realize that the comic itself is humorous for trying to make a fatalistic statement using a boy and a toy boat, still making the comic ultimately humorous. | Alternatively, the comic can be taken to recognize the mortality and ultimate fate of death/decay for both the boat and the boy, creating a grim moral. But, if one goes deeper into meaning, one could realize that the comic itself is humorous for trying to make a fatalistic statement using a boy and a toy boat, still making the comic ultimately humorous. | ||
β | In the original | + | In the original quote for this comic (see [[#Trivia|trivia]]), [[Randall Munroe|Randall]] states that this is not [[Barrel Boy]], and not only because they have a similar hairstyle. Since Barrel Boy was floating on the water in a barrel, and this boy is looking into a bowl filled with water, it would be easy to draw some parallels. |
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