Peanuts Begins by Charles Schulz for December 01, 2022

Hugh B. Brown (1883-1975) — an apostle and counselor in the First Presidency and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — had his middle initial stand for Brown; it was his mother’s maiden name.

Anyway, Violet said IF you married Charlie, Charlotte; she was talking hypothetically.

Charlie Brown: It’d be my pleasure

CB: “Get out of my strip, Charlotte Braun!”

Not nice young lady!

Violet always was a troublemaker.

“Set me free, why don’t you, Charlie? Get out of my life, why don’t you Charlie?” LOL!

Not today…Women can keep their maiden names.

That reminds me of when I was in elementary school. There was a boy named Guy Caron. It was always brought up that if we married I’d be Karen Caron.

You first

And, I strongly suspect, the world would have been doomed.

Dear Editor: Feel free to relace her in he panel appearances with, say, Krazy Kat. Or Lee Iacoca. Anyone! Thank you.

That was me (Charlie Brown) in grade school. No luck with the ladies.

Someone wondered the other day why her character did not last in this strip. I guess this answers that question.

Gladly! You talk too loud for meeeeeeee! ☺️

That’s what Patty should have said to Mike Kake before she married him.

Thou art evil, Violet…

I dated that girl, too.

In all the “Peanuts” books I had as a kid, I don’t remember ever seeing this arc.

No Charlotte, YOU leave. You’re the interloper!!!

“Good Grief” to borrow from Charlie Brown but I would just say, Good Riddance if I were Charlie Brown…..

Fraulein Braun needs more lebensraum, Chuck.

There are several words which would adequately describe Violet, but, I’m relatively sure none of them would get past the word police, here.

For those who were thinking “Braun” was being pronounced the German way.

That’s one way to get rid of potential rivals.