Peanuts by Charles Schulz for October 06, 1957
October 05, 1957
October 07, 1957
Transcript:
Lucy sits on the floor and writes.<br> <br> She looks at it: "There!"<br> <br> She walks up to Schroeder, who is playing the piano. "I have a surprise for you, Schroeder.."<br> <br> He looks up: "What is it?" Lucy sits on the floor and leans over the piano to face Schroeder: "A picture of Beethoven! I drew it myself!" She holds it up for him.<br> <br> Schroeder holds it up and exclaims, "Well, I'll be!! This is swell!" SHe offers, "I thought maybe you'd like to have it - to hang in your room.."<br> <br> "That's a good idea.." Schroeder agrees as they walk along. Lucy says, "I'm so happy that you like it, Schroeder..I would have been disappointed if you hadn't..."<br> <br> They stand in Schroeder's room, which is dominated by an enormous portrait of Beethoven. Schroeder looks around and asks, "Now, where do you think I should hang it?" Lucy stares at the picture and thinks, "!" <br> <br> "Hang it around your neeck, you blockhead!" Lucy announces as she stalks off. Schroeder looks after her, bemused.<br> <br>
supersexyghotmew95 almost 12 years ago
if that isnt sarcasem i dont know what is XD
Meowmocha almost 9 years ago
Well, that portrait sure belittled her efforts.
GenreChowderStudios over 8 years ago
I don’t know what’s more impressive, his massive Beethoven portrait, seeing an adult’s face in a Peanuts strip, or the fact that Lucy apparently drew a Schroeder-approved picture of Beethoven without photo reference.
yow4zip Premium Member over 6 years ago
Beethoven’s eyes follow you across the room.
kcj about 1 year ago
“A flower does not think of competing to the flower next to it. It just blooms.” Same with the portraits of Beethoven. And Schroeder obviously appreciated Lucy’s effort, maybe precisely because it’s not another copy of the same portrait reprinted everywhere.
Generally, Schroeder and Lucy are temporarily on good terms whenever she makes an honest effort to appreciate Beethoven… it just never lasts long.
Frankie5466 about 2 months ago
I think Schroeder really did like it! I think he likes anything to do with Beethoven and appreciated Lucy’s efforts, it doesn’t matter if there’s already a giant picture