Nothin'ToSeeHere

In this cartoon, the disciples hide from the Jews (as we read in John 20:19) and Peter locks the door, sighing with relief that no Jews can find them now. Sometimes, when John writes about the Jews, the word he's using is actually referring specifically to the Jews of Judea as opposed to Jews in general or, say, the Jews of Galilee, where most (if not all) of the apostles were from. In this cartoon, I still translate it as "Jews" and not "Judeans" because in order for the joke to work, the term has to encompass the apostles as well. Anyway, after Peter locks the door and sighs that no Jews can get them, John points out that the apostles are also Jews. Peter panics and leaves the room to hide from the apostles. As he locks the door from the other side, John reminds Peter that he's also a Jew, and so his attempts to avoid ALL Jews can never succeed. This is (structurally speaking) quite whimsical and, dare I say, even a mite silly.