![Person 1, smiling and gesticulating: "[Conversing conversationally]". Person 2, with small, faraway eyes: "Sorry, I'm too hungry to see you as anything but a giant talking sandwich, and I can't understand you through all the mustard."](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgkIgbNcsF26JbqANey-66716TwzzA8gaH49GIqxAKUR_A9M9gQHInE0guR3vXaHHSYUXP5QFO2mgWhf7Gu1AR04cw3jr6GrF3JVx9vZLMC35zBPi0Xb5yyM2WUH5SgNagE_26Vq7tNmvsJHak2E7WQV1-4AqlwuQpSWOLlmgqpWhVd-rCkyriczF7TFp0/s700/talking%20sandwich%20-%20700w.png "But let me be clear: I am not complaining about the amount of mustard. Even more would be good too. You could totally pull it off.")
But let me be clear: I am not complaining about the amount of mustard. Even more would be good too. You could totally pull it off.
Discussion: I should have drawn the person as the talking sandwich, maybe? Despite the fact that we are observing this scene from outside the second character's perspective? And more importantly despite the fact that I didn't want to?
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