The Correction
A cartoon. The cartoonist's view is their own.
A front doorstep, early. A woman in a dressing gown has picked up the paper and is reading a short item near the bottom of the page. Behind her, in the hall, her husband is waiting to be told. Caption: "They've printed that they were wrong about the thing you were wrong about. So that's both of you."
The script
PANEL 1 | A front doorstep, early. A woman in a dressing gown has picked up the paper and is reading a short item near the bottom of the page. Behind her, in the hall, her husband is waiting to be told. Caption: "They've printed that they were wrong about the thing you were wrong about. So that's both of you."
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