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# "The Day of Judgment" Cartoon Analysis This cartoon depicts two angels on a cloud, with one blowing a trumpet while the other sits nearby looking frustrated. The caption reads: "Angel Gabriel (peevishly): 'I've been blowing my horn for an hour and nobody has paid any attention to it. What's the matter down there on earth?'" **The satire:** This jokes about modern indifference to traditional religious authority and spiritual warnings. Gabriel's failure to get humanity's attention despite the iconic trumpet blast of the Last Judgment suggests that early 20th-century society has become so distracted or irreverent that even apocalyptic religious signaling cannot command attention. The angel's peevish tone emphasizes the absurdity—even divine judgment struggles against worldly indifference.