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Strange Faces

Panel 1: Static, a tiny TV box with one yellow screen eye, looks anxious amidst blurry indistinct shadowy face shapes. Panel 2: Glitch, an asymmetric checkerboard creature, stretches one long arm and accidentally twists multiple faces into strange expressions. Panel 3: Hush, a soft white cloud with raindrop feet, softly rains over the faces, calming their distortions into gentle smiles. — 01 Static nervously broadcasts: “People look strange when you’re a stranger.”
02 Glitch accidentally distorts faces around, turning smiles into frowns and back.
03 Hush quietly drifts nearby, rain-drops washing away the cracked facades—revealing kindness beneath.

Talk about it

What is happening in each panel?
What do you think the character needs right now?
When did you last feel like this, and what helped?

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