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I need an early night
One more puzzle
Why is morning like this
Show a small choice creating its own predictable problem, then give the fallen cyclist an unreasonable explanation. The last caption should blame something other than the action readers just witnessed.
The three-part drawing follows a cyclist putting a stick into his own wheel and then lying beside the fallen bicycle. Its visual sequence makes cause and effect unusually clear. Caption the first frame with an intention, the middle with a self-defeating decision, and the last with misplaced blame. Someone who stays up to finish a puzzle and then complains about the alarm makes an easy everyday example. Keep the mistake voluntary so the final complaint reveals the contradiction instead of turning an unlucky accident into the subject of ridicule.
Show a small choice creating its own predictable problem, then give the fallen cyclist an unreasonable explanation. The last caption should blame something other than the action readers just witnessed.
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The source image is a three-frame cartoon of a cyclist obstructing his own wheel.