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| − | [[Image:2D Calvin strip.gif|thumb|200px|The strip mentioned in this page.]] '''2-D Calvin''' is an imaginary counterpart of Calvin with height and width but no depth (hence the "2-D" epithet). He appears and is mentioned only in a signle Sunday Strip. He claims that he is "thinner than a sheet of paper...having width but no thickness..." To hide, he stands up straight and turns sideways so as to become "a nearly invisible vertical line!" In the last panel of the strip, Calvin claims to his dad that he was two-dimensional all morning, explaining his elusivity. This caused his [[dad]] to say "I'll bet you can't do it all afternoon" to which Calvin's Mom replies to quite angrily {{stub}}. |
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| + | [[File:Calvin_in_2-D_Form_1.png|thumb]]The alter ego first appeared as a two-dimensional version of Calvin with height and width but no depth (hence the "2-D" epithet), who interacted with Calvin's regular surroundings. He claimed to be "thinner than a sheet of paper...Having width but no thickness..." As a result, when standing up straight, he becomes a "nearly invisible vertical line", although his shadow can give him away. |
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| + | Calvin's 2-D form must only have been temporary; Calvin told his father that he had been two-dimensionnal "all morning", implying that at the time of telling his father he had returned to his normal form. Calvin offered this explanation for his absence during the morning; as such, Calvin In 2-D Form was here analogous to Calvin's absence. |
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Revision as of 14:55, 11 January 2021
Calvin in 2-D Form refers to one of Calvin's alter egos. Ir appeared in a single Sunday strip. It is a flat version of Calvin.
Appearance
The alter ego first appeared as a two-dimensional version of Calvin with height and width but no depth (hence the "2-D" epithet), who interacted with Calvin's regular surroundings. He claimed to be "thinner than a sheet of paper...Having width but no thickness..." As a result, when standing up straight, he becomes a "nearly invisible vertical line", although his shadow can give him away.
Calvin's 2-D form must only have been temporary; Calvin told his father that he had been two-dimensionnal "all morning", implying that at the time of telling his father he had returned to his normal form. Calvin offered this explanation for his absence during the morning; as such, Calvin In 2-D Form was here analogous to Calvin's absence.