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Peanuts by Charles Schulz for October 21, 1955
October 20, 1955
October 22, 1955
Transcript:
Charlie Brown is standing holding on to a tree trunk saying to Violet, "Nobody understands Me.." Violet looks at him with a blank stare. <br> <br> Charlie Brown and Violet are now standing in front of a small fence with a plant in front. Charlie Brown is still telling Violet,"and that's all i really want... Just a little understanding..." <br> <br> Violet is standing still listening to Charlie Brown go on, with her eye brows lifted a bit. Charlie Brown is saying,"A little understanding and a little patience, A little tolerance, A little Compassion..." <br> <br> Charlie Brown starts yelling"A LITTLE SYMPATHY, A LITTLE PITTY, A LITTLE.." Violet starts running away saying Good Grief!" <br> <br>
yow4zip Premium Member over 9 years ago
One thing at a time.
[Unnamed Reader - b10daf] about 2 years ago
It seems that Charlie Brown only expresses his self pity to the girls, who naturally don’t like it.