A lion and a bear are sorting through several objects on the ground. The objects themselves appear to have belonged to a doctor, e.g., there's a stethoscope, a head mirror, etc. In addition to doctor objects, there's also some bones. A car is in the background.
The bones and doctor objects suggest that either the lion or the bear ate a doctor that came out to this field. The bear and the lion are looking at each other knowingly.
Did the lion or the bear kill the doctor? Why did the doctor drive to this field?
If he wasn't an internist he is now.
scene: a field description: A lion and a bear are sorting through several objects on the ground. The objects themselves appear to have belonged to a doctor, e.g., there's a stethoscope, a head mirror, etc. In addition to doctor objects, there's also some bones. A car is in the background. uncanny: The bones and doctor objects suggest that either the lion or the bear ate a doctor that came out to this field. The bear and the lion are looking at each other knowingly. entities: Man-eater, Physician, Predation. caption: If he wasn't an internist he is now.
A play on the word "internal" --- an "internist" is a "doctor of internal medicine;" because the lion has eaten the doctor, he is internal to the lion's stomach. So, if he wasn't an "internal" medicine doctor before being eaten, he's "internal" now.