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One reason might be that it's a style preferred by the creator. Yes, it could be a purely textual conversation between two people but, for example, the textual
by lcnPylGDnU4H9OF 5y ago
One reason might be that it's a style preferred by the creator.
Yes, it could be a purely textual conversation between two people but, for example, the textual expression of the second-to-last panel might simply be:
Alice: ...
Bob: ...
Certainly there is a point that a person does not have to see value in anything other than the words but I don't get why it should be so perplexing for a person to see value in the illustrations.
(I say perplexing because of the phrasing, "Why even bother ... ?".)