Peanuts by Charles Schulz for May 11, 1966
May 10, 1966
May 12, 1966
Transcript:
Lucy leans against Schroeder's piano and asks, "What would you say if I told you that I was moving away?"<BR><BR> Lucy says, "Would you miss my smiling face?"<BR><BR> Schroeder says, "I could stand it." Lucy replies, "Oh, I know you could stand it."<BR><BR> Lucy shouts, "But would you miss my smiling face?!"<BR><BR>
MrJamie1062 over 10 years ago
Schroeder really does answer Lucy’s question, in Panel 3—you can tell what he says really is supposed to be a no. But she still insists that he come right out and say that “he really would miss her so-called SMILING FACE.” That’s unrequited love, for you, all right, but the one who wants “requited love,” will just keep on PERSISTING, until they get their wish.
Silverwolf39 over 6 years ago
Lucy smiles?
thepinkbaroness over 3 years ago
He would, Luce, he just doesn’t know it yet.
NougatBrains over 3 years ago
Yes, but in a good way
Daeder over 2 years ago
Most of all, Schroeder would miss Lucy’s lilting voice.
Thomme 8 months ago
Who would miss that?