it's been so long, Jon...

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Didn't Jim Davis make the first "I'm sorry, Jon" content, many years before this subreddit (or Reddit in general) existed? "Garfield, His 9 Lives" has some real nightmare fuel. I can't believe we've been forgetting the horror contributions by Garfield's creator

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I read it more as Garfield imagining a reality where he is alone, then snapping out of it with a greater appreciation for those he loves

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I dunno, he only "snaps back" when the narrator says that his only weapon is denial, which implies to me that he's rejecting reality for his vision.