Often in these cartoons, the man's face is calm, and there could be elements like a blanket or a pillow to suggest he's in a sleep-ready state. Maybe the colors used are muted and calming to convey the idea of sleep.
Maybe he's had a really long and tiring day.
It could be funny because of the old man's funny sleeping position or the expressions on his face.
The common elements could include the man's posture, the type of shower gel or soap he's using, and sometimes even the background music or sounds to add to the atmosphere. Also, the way the water splashes and reflects light can be emphasized.
A cartoon for the straw man fallacy often exaggerates the opponent's position to make it seem absurd. It might show a distorted version of the original argument to make it easy to criticize.
Commonly, you could expect to see the man and woman in a respectful posture, perhaps with bowed heads. The clothing might be traditional or symbolic of their faith. The background could be a church or a sacred place.
Well, there could be various types. Maybe a bedtime story cartoon or one in a fantasy setting where the man is in a magical sleep.
Common features could include a disheveled appearance, unsteady gait, and a red face. The old drunk man might also have trouble focusing or communicating clearly.
A common feature could be the fat man's face showing determination or exhaustion. Maybe there are obstacles in his way that he has to overcome while running. And the way his body moves, like jiggling and swaying, could be emphasized for comedic effect.
Often, in cartoons of a man losing his mind, you'll see him having extreme mood swings, maybe talking nonsense or doing crazy things that don't make sense. The background might be chaotic too to enhance the effect.
Falling asleep to scary stories isn't common. The tension and suspense in such stories often prevent us from dozing off easily.