A dinosaur is in line to meet the author. The author is sitting at a desk. There are books behind her.
There is a dinosaur in line for a book signing and to meet the author. Dinosaurs didn't exist then and don't read.
Why is a dinosaur in line for a book signing?
To Archaeopteryx, spelled just like it sounds.
scene: a book signing description: A dinosaur is in line to meet the author. The author is sitting at a desk. There are books behind her. uncanny: There is a dinosaur in line for a book signing and to meet the author. Dinosaurs didn't exist then and don't read. entities: Godzilla, Autograph. caption: To Archaeopteryx, spelled just like it sounds.
People will sometimes ask famous people to write their name in an autograph, e.g., "To Jane" if the autograph seeker's name was Jane. The joke here is that the autograph seeker is a Archaeopteryx, a type of dinosaur. This word is quite difficult to pronounce, spell, and parse, so it's funny that the dinosaur dismisses this by implying it's easy to spell just based on hearing the word.