Jack Applin sends this in: “Liō’s waiting in line, holding his ticket. The line progresses to a turnstile and oozing walls. Liō walks away. Why? Are the walls that scary? Is this the path to Hell, or some other afterlife realm?”
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It’s just an alternative version of P.T. Barnum’s famous practical joke “This Way to the Egress” (see the sixth paragraph).
Atanwat is right. The artist played fair—the turnstile is on the other side of the doorway in the final panel, indicating that Liō has passed through into the void.
It’s just an alternative version of P.T. Barnum’s famous practical joke “This Way to the Egress” (see the sixth paragraph).
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P.S. The position of the turnstile shows that Lio went through the door.
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And found nothing there. After that long line, hell should at least have something interesting to look at.
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Atanwat is right. The artist played fair—the turnstile is on the other side of the doorway in the final panel, indicating that Liō has passed through into the void.
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Would there be a much worse hell than absolute, eternal boredom, without the possibility of sleep, forgetfulness, or insanity?
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