Asking for feedback
An open invitation gets a much bigger response than expected.
Read caption text
- The opening remark
- Me: any feedback?
- What comes back
- The entire team
Also called Aladdin Avoiding Swords · Aladdin Getting Attacked With Swords
Aladdin leans out, then ducks as weapons fly past. Use the two panels for a confident remark followed by an overwhelming response.
The first panel sets up what you say or try. The second shows the response coming at you all at once. Aladdin's narrow escape makes even a small disagreement look dramatic.
You can label the remark and the people reacting to it, or a risky decision and its consequences. Keep both captions about the same situation so the jump between panels makes sense.
Put the setup in the blue space at the upper left of the first panel. Place the response in the blue space at the upper left of the second panel, leaving Aladdin's face and the weapons visible.
Use these example captions to replace the editor's text, or add your own text layers. A short label for each panel usually leaves enough room for the image to tell the rest.
Original captions to try with this template.
An open invitation gets a much bigger response than expected.
The weapons exaggerate the reaction to a small difference in taste.
A confident shortcut leads straight into a difficult encounter.
References for this template. Example captions are original.
Disney's official page identifies the animated film and its 1992 release date.
Documents an alternate name and the two-panel setup and response.