What connections exist between music, death, and cartoons in a new decade?

Not many obvious connections. New Yorker cartoons usually focus on urban and contemporary themes, while Easter Island is a historical and isolated place. But maybe in some abstract or symbolic way, creativity could be a common thread.

Not many obvious ones. Apples are fruits and cartoons are fictional animations. Maybe in some kids' cartoons, apples could be part of a scene or a character's snack.

Well, sometimes in cartoons, characters might have races with cars and use balls as part of the challenges. Also, some cartoons might have fantasy worlds where balls and cars have magical powers.

Well, sometimes in cartoons, they might use physics concepts in funny ways when dogs are involved, like how a dog might jump super high or move strangely. But it's usually for entertainment and not real physics.

Archaeology and political cartoons can be linked in various ways. For instance, a political cartoon could criticize the government's funding for archaeological research or highlight the importance of preserving archaeological sites through satire. They can also draw parallels between past and present societal issues based on archaeological findings.

Well, music and political cartoons can both be forms of expression. Sometimes, the themes or messages in a political cartoon might be reflected in the lyrics or mood of a piece of music.

I'm not sure there are direct connections. Maybe in some very specific and rare fictional scenarios, but not typically.

There could be various connections. Maybe in a cartoon, a cat plays a piano while a player watches. Or perhaps a player who loves cats creates a cartoon about them playing the piano.

Well, you could imagine a cartoon about animals in a war-torn area where they need vitamins to stay healthy. But that's a very specific and made-up scenario. Usually, these things don't have obvious links.

I think the connection could be that a New Yorker might enjoy wine while looking at cartoon plates. Maybe there's a cartoon about a New Yorker having a wine party with special plates!