Kelly: I did the drawing on this one, though Woody spent time and effort at the copy shop to get it to look just right. There were no scanners or graphics programs available to the likes of us in those dark days. I did live down the street from a Catholic school at that time, but that's the only part of the text statement that is true. The strip was conceived as being created by a victim of bullying, though there was a conscious attempt to alienate the reader from a specific viewpoint. A child who has had a bad run-in with a bully might question the concept of justice in the universe, and perhaps that questioning might manifest itself in odd ways.