Peanuts by Charles Schulz for February 13, 1979
February 12, 1979
February 14, 1979
Transcript:
Charlie Brown stands with Sally. Charlie Brown holds a heart and says, "Isn't this a beautiful valentine? It says 'I love you . . . I love you.'"<BR><BR> Charlie Brown continues, "I think I'll give it to the little red-haired girl."<BR><BR> Sally walks away and says, "She'll probably laugh right in your face."<BR><BR> Charlie Brown says, "At least I'd be near her!"<BR><BR>
MrJamie1062 over 9 years ago
But would being near her be worthwhile, Charlie Brown, if she really did laugh in your face?
PatrickASL over 4 years ago
Sad that the other characters, especially the women, are so intent on eroding Charlie Brown’s confidence. We’ve never seen the “little red-haired girl.” We don’t even know her real name. (Heather is a name given to her in the specials, not the strip; therefore it is not canonical.) But based on what we know about her, she would not likely laugh in anyone’s face. More likely, if she decided she didn’t like Charlie Brown, she’d be polite about it.