T-Rex: Anthropomorphism is when you have things that normally can't talk walking around and behaving like people! It happens whenever a toaster flips you off.

Narrator: LITERARY TECHNIQUE COMICS
Narrator: today's technique:
Narrator: ANTHROPOMORPHISM

T-Rex: Anthropomorphism is often used in childrens' stories where you have talking animals, but can also be used in more adult works! This is because occasionally adults enjoy it when a cat is sassy. Sometimes, a character will be anthropomorphized by mistake, like when you write a play and accidentally attribute dialogue to ceiling tile. The ceiling tile is said to be "anthropomorphized" if the oversight is not corrected in a timely fashion.

Utahraptor: We all know what anthropomorphism is, dude!
T-Rex: Aw man, really?

Utahraptor: Yep! We've actually talked about it before, remember? But - you know, thanks for the reminder!
T-Rex: Well, you're welcome! Anytime you need anthropomorphism explained, just drop me a line.
Utahraptor: Gotcha.

Narrator: MEANWHILE, IN TUDOR ENGLAND!
T-Rex: Shakespeare, are you flipping off your toaster again? It's 3 AM!
Off panel: he started it!!