It’s fun to see in these earlier strips the beginnings of characters that were introduced after the main few like Lucy, Linus, Schroder and they became long running to the end characters, then we have Charlotte here, who ends up being a strike-out character, after seeing her get introduced in a big way.
I was taught to enunciate clearly and to project my voice. That can come across as speaking too loudly. But when people speak too softly, you may have to ask them to repeat.
mccollunsky almost 2 years ago
Does she have a volume knob?
It’s fun to see in these earlier strips the beginnings of characters that were introduced after the main few like Lucy, Linus, Schroder and they became long running to the end characters, then we have Charlotte here, who ends up being a strike-out character, after seeing her get introduced in a big way.
Templo S.U.D. almost 2 years ago
Even I at times have a tendency to SUDDENLY TALK LOUD when I don’t mean to.
orinoco womble almost 2 years ago
My college roommate would TALK OVER anyone she was afraid might interrupt her. Just raise her voice and go on talking.
uniquename almost 2 years ago
I don’t think any of the Peanuts gang is going to call her, “Good ol’ Charlotte Braun.”
Display_Name_Is_Taken almost 2 years ago
Meanwhile in an alternate reality, Charlotte is still in the comics to this day
iggyman almost 2 years ago
We all know people like that!
iggyman almost 2 years ago
I talk loud as my working environment required it !
habfan40 almost 2 years ago
then new way the Left Debates
jrankin1959 almost 2 years ago
Related to Brian Blessed?
PaulAbbott2 almost 2 years ago
INDOOR VOICE, kid. Indoor voice
SharkNose almost 2 years ago
This was a good arc, watching the other characters react to Charlotte.
Ol' me almost 2 years ago
Over my almost-69 years, I thought I had read every Peanuts strip ever drawn, many times over. But I have no memory at all of Charlotte Braun.
dv1093 almost 2 years ago
I don’t remember this character at all.
Kaputnik almost 2 years ago
I was taught to enunciate clearly and to project my voice. That can come across as speaking too loudly. But when people speak too softly, you may have to ask them to repeat.
EnlilEnkiEa almost 2 years ago
She’s practicing for marriage.
pumaman almost 2 years ago
That’s the way to “put over” a point. Interesting turn of phrase. Most would say “make” a point. The point apparently being, HOW DO YOU DO?
Wichita1.0 almost 2 years ago
ENOUGH with this character, already! My screaming is upsetting the neighbor’s gerbils!!!
WCraft Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Lucy’s reaction: Meh! Amateur!