A lion tamer is in a circus ring, holding a lion at bay and cracking a whip in the air defensively. One of the lions looks like it's combating the man, but the other lion is talking on a phone calmly.
Lions don't usually talk on phones, and the fact that they are so calm suggests that perhaps they are calling someone to discuss the tamer and the other lion fighting.
Who is the lion on the phone talking to? What is the lion on the phone talking about?
How many times do I have to tell you, don't call me at work!
scene: a circus description: A lion tamer is in a circus ring, holding a lion at bay and cracking a whip in the air defensively. One of the lions looks like it's combating the man, but the other lion is talking on a phone calmly. uncanny: Lions don't usually talk on phones, and the fact that they are so calm suggests that perhaps they are calling someone to discuss the tamer and the other lion fighting. entities: Lion_taming, 9-1-1. caption: How many times do I have to tell you, don't call me at work!
In a circus act, a lion plays the part of a ferocious and scary animal --- but, this phone conversation humanizes the lion by pointing out that they are only acting/doing their job. As a result, they have everyday concerns about their employment, e.g., this lion is embarrassed that their spouse called them at work and seeks work-life separation.