I CAST CAMPFIRE SMOKE IN YOUR DIRECTION ALWAYS
This image features two individuals in a humorous, staged scenario. On the left, an individual is dressed as a stereotypical wizard, complete with a gray beard, a pointed wizard's hat, and a brown robe. He is holding a wand and has one hand extended as if casting a spell. To his right is a small, contained campfire, and directly next to the campfire is a younger person, presumably male based on appearance, who is reacting to smoke being blown in his face. The younger person is covering his nose and mouth with his hands, seemingly overwhelmed by the smoke. The smoke itself is thick and billowing, dramatically filling the area around these two figures.
There is text superimposed on the image which adds a humorous touch, suggesting that the wizard is casting a spell. The text reads: "I CAST" at the top, and at the bottom, "CAMPFIRE SMOKE IN YOUR DIRECTION, ALWAYS".
The image plays on the common annoyance people experience when campfire smoke seems to follow them regardless of where they move, humorously personified as a spell being intentionally cast.
