Peanuts by Charles Schulz for February 20, 1972

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Lucy stands watching Schroeder, who plays the piano. A music staff and notes appear behind him.<BR><BR> "Do you think it's possible for someone to be in love and not know it?" Lucy leans her back against the piano, proppping her head up with her arms. Schroeder continues to play the piano.<BR><BR> A close up of Schroeder's profile. He says, "You mean ME, don't you?"<BR><BR> He continues: "You're talking about me, aren't you? Why don't you come right out and say it? Why don't you admit it?" She turns to face him.<BR><BR> "Why don't you just ask me if you think it's possible that I'm in love with you, and don't know it?"<BR><BR> Schroeder plays a lot of music. Lucy goes back to her former position.<BR><BR> Lucy turns to look at Schroeder. She asks, "Schroeder, do you think it's possible that you're in love with me, and you don't know it?"<BR><BR> "NO!" Schroeder shouts. The force of his reply sends Lucy somersalting into the air.<BR><BR> Schroeder plays his music. Lucy sits leaning her back against the piano and remarks, "Love drives me crazy!"<BR><BR>