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Rule Breaking Inquiry Four-Panel Comic

A four-panel comic with a light blue background featuring two simple, animated characters. The top-left panel shows a gray-faced character with a neutral expression saying 'YOU BROKE OUR RULE'. The top-right panel depicts a white-faced character with a surprised expression responding 'OH OKAY WHICH RULE?'. The bottom-left panel shows the gray-faced character with a slightly tilted head and neutral expression, while the bottom-right panel shows the same gray-faced character with an angry expression (furrowed brows), implying a shift in emotion after the question.
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Gray-faced character
YOU BROKE OUR RULE
White-faced character
OH OKAY WHICH RULE?

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Dialogue between two characters about breaking a rule

Overview

A four-panel comic with a light blue background featuring two simple, animated characters. The top-left panel shows a gray-faced character with a neutral expression saying 'YOU BROKE OUR RULE'. The top-right panel depicts a white-faced character with a surprised expression responding 'OH OKAY WHICH RULE?'. The bottom-left panel shows the gray-faced character with a slightly tilted head and neutral expression, while the bottom-right panel shows the same gray-faced character with an angry expression (furrowed brows), implying a shift in emotion after the question.

Origin notes

This appears to be a user-created, original meme likely made using basic digital drawing tools. The simple art style, generic characters, and dialogue-focused narrative suggest it was created for humorous or reactionary purposes, common on platforms like Reddit, Twitter, or meme-sharing forums. No visible watermarks, author credits, or original source indicators are present.

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