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[[Speech Bubbles]] are graphic interpretations of characters' speech. Therefore, cartoonists show interruption or talking over another person's speech most conveniently by [[Painting the Medium]] -- specifically, obscuring a speech bubble with something.
Obscuring with another speech bubble means that the character is interrupted or drowned out by another.
The [[Wall of Blather]] uses this on [[Wall of Text]] to indicate "long lecture that no one listened to."
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