Ask AI: Name and explain the purpose of the punctuation mark at the end of "DON'T YOU HATE" in the cartoon

The punctuation mark at the end of "DON'T YOU HATE" in a cartoon would typically be an ellipsis (...). The purpose of an ellipsis in this context is to create a pause or to indicate that the statement is trailing off. It can suggest that there is more to the thought that is unstated, which can add a sense of suspense, anticipation, or suggest an incomplete idea. In cartoons, this can be used to add humor, imply that something significant is left unsaid, or to prompt the reader to think about what comes next.