The Lost-and-Found Finds Itself

A three-panel fictional comic at a museum lost-and-found desk. An attendant asks a red glove what it needs; the glove says it helps lost things find themselves; an umbrella and scarf wait as the attendant calls the glove overqualified.

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At the Museum of Things That Probably Belong to Someone, the lost-and-found desk has discovered its first employee who understands the mission from both sides.

A three-panel fictional comic at a museum lost-and-found desk. An attendant asks a red glove what it needs; the glove says it helps lost things find themselves; an umbrella and scarf wait as the attendant calls the glove overqualified.
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The visitor relations team is delighted. The umbrella has a new orientation buddy, the scarf has someone to talk to, and the glove has already filed a proposal for a matching-sock outreach program.

This comic is fictional satire and not a news report.

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