Why do comic characters bury things?

Well, it could be for various reasons. Maybe the women are in a desperate situation and think it's the only way to hide evidence. Or it could be a symbol of some deep psychological issue they have. It's all up to the imagination of the cartoon creator to build an interesting and engaging story.

Could be that they think comics are too simplistic or childish. Also, personal interests play a big role. If someone's into heavy drama or documentaries, comics might not do it for them.

They watch to gain an edge. In the competitive world of Food Wars, characters need to stay updated on the latest trends and skills in cooking. By watching others, they can analyze their strengths and weaknesses and figure out how to improve their own cooking abilities.

Often, white gloves in cartoons give characters a more distinct and visually appealing look when they grab things. It can also symbolize a certain level of formality or make their actions stand out more clearly.

The reason for burying the alleluia during Lent is to signify a period of penance and reflection. It's a way to focus on the spiritual aspect and be more serious about our faith.

There could be a few reasons. It could be that the story doesn't fit the newspaper's political stance or editorial focus. Or perhaps they got pressured by external influences to downplay it.

Sometimes, newspapers bury a hot story because they don't have enough resources to follow it up properly or they fear legal consequences. Also, there might be competition from other news outlets and they want to focus on something different to stand out.

Well, usually in cartoons, a dog buries a bone to save it for later when it's hungry or wants to play with it again.

It was a very common technique in writing novels to make the plot more complicated and increase the reader's guessing and reasoning process. The following are some techniques to bury the secret: 1. Character setting: Setting up a character at the beginning of the novel without revealing details such as his background, personality, motives, etc. This allows the reader to gradually discover the secrets of this character in the subsequent development of the plot. 2. Event arrangement: Arrange some seemingly insignificant small events in the plot of the novel to be a hidden line. For example, a character suddenly disappears or is fired. The readers will often guess what happened to him. This is a hidden line. 3. Divination design: In the dialogue of the novel, it is possible to appropriately reveal some secrets or secrets of the characters. For example, a character hints at his identity or past in the dialogue. 4. Plot Hint: Use hints or metaphor to convey some information in the plot, such as the turning point of a plot or hints or the meaning of certain items, etc. These can let the reader guess the development of the story. 5. Character motivation: In the development of the novel character, you can appropriately reveal some secrets or motives of the character. These motives can be a hidden line, such as a character suddenly becoming fanatical or abnormal. In the process of writing a novel, you must consciously use these skills to make the story more complicated, so that the reader can constantly guess and reason in the process of reading, increasing the interest and durability of the novel.

Maybe they're showing respect or surrender. Sometimes it's part of the story to add drama or convey a certain emotion.