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by TheSOB888
4502 days ago
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Reminds me of something I noticed in comics - you never put a period at the end of a speech bubble, but you can (and must, if applicable) put a question mark or an exclamation mark there. But there are times in Calvin & Hobbes where a few sentences fit into the bubble, and they have periods between them, but still never at the end. It just belies the true purpose of periods: to separate two different sentences. So yes, it must mean something if it's there when it doesn't need to be. |
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