OK, so due to her first marriage she’s put the groom (from marriage #1?) into the side of the cake. But why take these feelings out on groom #2 on their wedding day?
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She isn’t taking it out on Groom #2. When they cut the cake together they will slice the old groom. Joining together they will symbolically cut her ties with her first husband.
I am going to guess that at her first wedding, she fed her groom a bite of wedding cake with a fork, and he took a slice of wedding cake and smashed it into her face. So symbolically she is smashing his entire head and then some into the cake.
I think she is sending a message to groom number 2. “As I cut this cake see what I’m doing to my first husband’s head that is buried beneath my knife in the cake. Don’t be the next one. I may not wait for a cake.”
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She isn’t taking it out on Groom #2. When they cut the cake together they will slice the old groom. Joining together they will symbolically cut her ties with her first husband.
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I am going to guess that at her first wedding, she fed her groom a bite of wedding cake with a fork, and he took a slice of wedding cake and smashed it into her face. So symbolically she is smashing his entire head and then some into the cake.
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I think she is sending a message to groom number 2. “As I cut this cake see what I’m doing to my first husband’s head that is buried beneath my knife in the cake. Don’t be the next one. I may not wait for a cake.”
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@hdh15:
LIke the old Bert & I routine? “Hetty, that’s once!”
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Hey, this cartoon is just now officially appearing at Comics Kingdom, Monday 26 May. CIDU must have been previewing it, with this post from 23 May!
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