Where Have You Gone, Mary Shelley?

In the minimalist tradition of The Lockhorns, readers are often challenged to use their imaginations. Here, we are shown two plates of what looks like sand, stage props, as it were, to represent Loretta's culinary atrocities, the gruesome quality of which is impossible to capture with pen and ink. Thus the table is set (literally!) for Leroy's clever insult, which achieves its purpose as evidenced by Loretta's expression of ire.