Passionate Sports Girl: She not only manages her own sandlot baseball team, but loves to play football, even in the rain (possibly especially in the rain). There was a brief story-line where she started associating this with the feminist movement, but eventually, she started to just do it for fun. Unfortunately, her bookworm friend Marcie doesn't share her appreciation for it much. Linus and Lucy's younger brother, born in 1972. He was never given a true name, and was always referred to as "Rerun" after a comment that Lucy made about another younger brother being akin to a TV rerun. Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Marbles's reaction when Snoopy's World War I fantasies get too weird for him. Left: Astronauts (left to right) Mitchell, Schmitt, Engle, Duke, McCandless, and Slayton gathered around the Another mostly undeveloped character, introduced in the strip's first decade. He existed mainly to be, well, a dirty character. Schulz phased Pig-Pen out gradually because he considered Pig-Pen to be a one-joke character.

Snoopy lying on red house, Snoopy Charlie Brown Wood Christmas Peanuts, snoopy, white, holidays, text png 900x1576px 156.67KB Literal-Minded: Goes hand in hand with Know-Nothing Know-It-All on occasion, notably when she tried to enroll in a school for gifted children thinking that "gifted" meant the school administrators would shower her with gifts. She even brought a bag with her to carry the presents in. Spike: Why do I live all alone out here in the desert? I'm going to tell you something I've never told anyone. Years ago when I was young, I was out walking with some people. Suddenly, a rabbit ran across in front of us. "Get him!" shouted the people. Even though I didn't want to, I darted after the rabbit. I wouldn't have known what to do even if I had caught him. Then it happened! the rabbit ran into to the road, and was hit by a car! I was stunned! Why did I do it? Oh, how I hated myself! And how I hated those people who shouted, "Get him!". So I came out here to the desert where I couldn't hurt anything again. I've never told this to anyone before. This Snoopy-inspired coloring sheet includes so many design details that your little one can have fun coloring. For example, they can color the heart Snoopy is holding using red. Snoopy, Snoopy Flying Ace Peanuts Snoopy's Christmas, snoopy, flower, snoopy, smile png 632x844px 79.1KB

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Better the Devil You Know: He much prefers Lucy hanging around his piano than Frieda; the first time she did, she thought Beethoven was a drink. Malaproper: She does this on occasion. For example, when she hurts her arm playing baseball, she angrily threatens to sue everyone associated with baseball, including Babe Ruth, Ty Cobb, and "Willard Mullin". In one arc, when Snoopy quits the team, she said he's always "changing rainbows." Being called "sweet babboo" by Sally. Also, DO NOT bully girls around him, especially ones he has a crush on. Greed: Combined with It's All About Me, though you can attribute it to her being six. For instance, she wants money for Christmas ("Tens and twenties", at a time that she's basically asking for hundreds accounting for inflation.) Resentful Outnumbered Sibling: When Linus and Lucy's mother gives birth to a baby boy, Lucy is annoyed that she still doesn't have a sister and she even calls their new brother a "rerun". Since then, their brother has always been called Rerun.

In Charlie Brown All-Stars, she (along with the rest of the girls and Snoopy) feels guilty for hurting Charlie Brown's feelings after finding out the reason he turned down Mr. Hennessy's deal on getting uniforms is because the league wouldn't have allowed girls and dogs on a team. So they decide to make him a uniform out of Linus's blanket. Only Sane Man: He frequently lampshades the other kids' eccentric natures. This strip is a good example. Pink Means Feminine: She wears a pink dress with dots, and when they switch to shirts later on, they are also pink with dots.As the Good Book Says...: He often quotes Scripture, and can engage in learned theological debate like he's a seminary graduate. My Greatest Failure: After causing the death of an innocent rabbit, he's never completely forgiven himself.