Yes. The dialogue is the same no matter where it is presented. The cartoonist is not worried about those kinds of details, because by-and-large, their readers are not concerned about them. We are the ones who appreciate when it is done right.
The fact that Lynn can marvel at the obvious and inevitable:
When my granddaughter was losing her baby teeth, it was apparent that inflation has happened in the fairy world, too. A tooth under the pillow is now worth 5 bucks!
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Yes. The dialogue is the same no matter where it is presented. The cartoonist is not worried about those kinds of details, because by-and-large, their readers are not concerned about them. We are the ones who appreciate when it is done right.
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The average reader also tends to think a child who cannot pronounce the t-h sound in thing believes the word is pronounced fing so there's that too.
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The fact that Lynn can marvel at the obvious and inevitable:
When my granddaughter was losing her baby teeth, it was apparent that inflation has happened in the fairy world, too. A tooth under the pillow is now worth 5 bucks!
reminds us of what boomer lens cap stupidity is.
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