This Is Fine

Calm denial while the situation is visibly on fire.

The picture is already complete, which makes this format unusual: the fire is the argument and the caption only has to name what is burning.

Label the room, or the dog, or both. The caption should be understated to the point of blandness — any acknowledgement of the fire undercuts it.

It is the single most over-used format on this list, so it has to be genuinely apt. If your situation is not actually a slow-motion disaster being ignored, use something else.

Where the captions go

The numbered rectangles are where the text actually belongs on this template, measured against the real image rather than guessed from the panel count. These are the same coordinates the editor uses.

#	What goes here	Position (px)	Size (px)	Tilt
1	The room, on fire	12, 8	267 × 62	—
2	This is fine	302, 8	267 × 62	—

Common mistakes

A caption that admits things are bad. The dog does not know, or will not say.
Using it for a minor inconvenience — the picture is a house fire.
Adding a punchline. The image is the punchline.

Where it comes from

Two panels from the 2013 webcomic Gunshow by KC Green. The dog is at a table in a burning room.

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