🏳️‍⚧️ ⛧ ElijahPostTrash ⛧ 🏳️‍⚧️

[ID 1: a picture of a traditional drawing on a very grooved piece of paper. From left to right, Elizabeth Schuyler, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson, and Aaron burr (as depicted in Hamilton the musical) are drawn in black ink wearing modern clothing. Above them is a shared thought bubble reading, “This could have been an email.” They all have different expressions concerning their shared thought. END ID.]

[ID 2: A comic with no clear panel separations aside from the background colors, reading from left to right. It depicts Thomas Jefferson (as depicted in Hamilton the musical) and Frances Laurens in modern clothing.

Panel 1: Thomas Jefferson is drinking from a mug while speaking. He says in a speech bubble above him, “Y’know, I’m pretty sure this counts as elderly abuse, since you keep calling me an elderly—” He is cut off by Frances in the next panel. The words “elderly abuse” are underlined and highlighted in greenish blue. Jefferson’s expression is an irritated smile. Behind him, the background is blue polka dots of varying sizes.

Panel 2: Frances Laurens sits at a desk while responding. She has two speech bubbles on either side of her. The first reads, “You’re not an elderly,” and the second reads, “You’re just OLD.” The word “elderly” is highlighted in greenish-blue once again while “OLD” is underlined and highlighted bright pink. Frances smiles as she speaks, her eyes small dots compared to Jefferson’s outlined eyes. Behind her is a spiky, bright yellow background.

Panel 3: Jefferson stands up straight with an extremely displeased expression. He is now drawn with hatched shading, his mug now down by his side. An elipses (…) is written out next to him. The background is a dark brown rectangle.