Another tragic victim of the reductionist approach: you cannot determine the ideal book to read on holiday without considering the context of where you're going to read it
Ok but seriously: years ago a Muslim friend of mine (cishet male, in case that matters to some of you) actually used the exact same argument as panel five when explaining to me why he thinks that the Muslims (and Christians) who claim that the Quran (Bible) is against homosexuality did not bother to read it.
We're getting a lot of complaints from commuters who were routed onto a coaster, but the theme park patrons who spent hours stuck on an intercity line are also not happy.
I suppose that the point of the exercise is designing with the goal of a reversible transformation, on the assumption that it will result in something that is guaranteed to be consistent.
The wordless "meeting the stars at Annecy" comics in this series are great. Also even though I've forgotten most of my high-school French I get some interesting movie titles to search for out of it.