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Two Cats Argue Over Living Space

A six-panel comic featuring two cats: an orange cat and a gray cat. Panel 1: The orange cat sits near a blue couch and a large potted plant, with '*RUSTLE RUSTLE*' text indicating movement from the plant. Panel 2: The orange cat looks surprised and exclaims, 'WHO THE HELL IS THERE?'. Panel 3: A gray cat emerges from the potted plant, stating, 'IT'S ME, THE OTHER CAT.'. Panel 4: The orange cat responds with mild annoyance, 'THE OTHER CAT, I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN. YOU'RE ALWAYS HERE.'. Panel 5: The gray cat retorts matter-of-factly, 'WELL, I LIVE HERE.'. Panel 6: The orange cat, now annoyed, replies, 'WELL, SO DO I.'. The art style is simple with soft pastel colors, focusing on the cats' expressive faces and minimal background elements.
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Orange Cat
WHO THE HELL IS THERE?
Gray Cat
IT'S ME, THE OTHER CAT.
Orange Cat
THE OTHER CAT, I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN. YOU'RE ALWAYS HERE.
Gray Cat
WELL, I LIVE HERE.
Orange Cat
WELL, SO DO I.

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RUSTLE RUSTLE

Overview

A six-panel comic featuring two cats: an orange cat and a gray cat. Panel 1: The orange cat sits near a blue couch and a large potted plant, with 'RUSTLE RUSTLE' text indicating movement from the plant. Panel 2: The orange cat looks surprised and exclaims, 'WHO THE HELL IS THERE?'. Panel 3: A gray cat emerges from the potted plant, stating, 'IT'S ME, THE OTHER CAT.'. Panel 4: The orange cat responds with mild annoyance, 'THE OTHER CAT, I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN. YOU'RE ALWAYS HERE.'. Panel 5: The gray cat retorts matter-of-factly, 'WELL, I LIVE HERE.'. Panel 6: The orange cat, now annoyed, replies, 'WELL, SO DO I.'. The art style is simple with soft pastel colors, focusing on the cats' expressive faces and minimal background elements.

Origin notes

The comic appears to be an original user-created digital artwork, likely intended for sharing on social media platforms. There are no visible watermarks, author signatures, or platform indicators, suggesting it may have been created by an independent artist using digital drawing tools. The content focuses on a humorous interaction between two cats, a common theme in animal-based webcomics.

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