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That "How dare you!" is unnecessary. Let the punchline stand on it's own, it doesn't need reactions.
"You can't have your characters announce how they feel. That makes me angry!" -The Robot Devil
This post is as brilliant as it is lousy!
It was closing the unknowns in the narrative. The joke was supposed to offend him. How would we know that it actually offended him if he didn't say that (or react in some way)?
I think the pose of the 4th panel conveys it well enough to be honest
Sure, but the original proposition was no reaction was needed.
Nah, you need the chorus to chime in.
Well, it’s not the original text
Yes, it is.