1. A particularly interesting example of inference occurs in many single panel comics.
2. It’s the creator’s participation and imagination that makes the single-panel comic so engaging and so rewarding.
3. Often, the humor requires you to imagine what happened in the instant immediately before or immediately after the panel you’re being shown.
4. To get the joke, you actually have to figure out what some of these missing panels must be.
5. It is as though the cartoonist devised a series of panels to tell the story and has chosen to show you only one – and typically not even the funniest.
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Explanatory Answer
While sentences 1, 3, 4 and 5 relate to the reader of the single panel comic and the importance of the reader's ability to infer what happened before and after, sentence 2 is about the creator of the comics. So, 2 is the odd one out.
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