Peanuts by Charles Schulz for January 03, 1968
January 02, 1968
January 04, 1968
Transcript:
Charlie Brown and Lucy run in the snow. Lucy asks, "Charlie Brown, how does it feel to know that you will never be a hero?"<BR><BR> Charlie Brown stops and says, "What makes you think I'll never be a hero? I may surprise you! I may save a life or report a fire or do almost anything!"<BR><BR> Lucy stands in front of Charlie Brown and says, "Let me put it this way . . . How does it feel way down deep inside in your very heart of hearts to know that you will never be a hero?"<BR><BR> Charlie Brown frowns and says, "Terrible!"<BR><BR>
TheSoundDefense almost 11 years ago
Lucy looks very pleased with herself, having made Charlie Brown feel terrible.
tdoug1 over 9 years ago
Damn,she is in league with the devil!
Stormwyrm about 7 years ago
Charlie Brown, you’ve already been a hero many times. You might not win ball games or fly kites properly, but you’re the kind of person who’d sit up with Linus on his first night of blanket withdrawal. That makes you a hero in my book.
Best Commenter Ever almost 4 years ago
Cruel
Kid Wizard over 1 year ago
One of my favorite strips of the decade. There’s something cruelly hilarious about how Lucy is able to see through Charlie Brown’s thin veneer immediately and exploit his weakness without even a second thought.