Snoopy Complete Collection.23

Author: Charles M. Schulz (USA)
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: The relationship between the little dog Snoopy and his owner is somewhat mysterious. Snoopy admits that he loves to tease others, and in fact, he is also a natural critic. He would mock his hometown as a "dead-end city," blame Lucy for being "naturally rough," and so on. Towards Charlie Brown, he never truly respects him, always calling him "Round Head." Although he knows his owner loves him very much, Snoopy still can't help but show a proud demeanor at times. When Charlie Brown repeatedly asks, "Will we always be good friends?" Snoopy's response is, "Don't forget my dinner!"
As the weather turned colder, Charlie Brown asked him to leave the doghouse and sleep in the room. Yet, he deliberately asked, "Who are you talking to?" Interestingly, no matter what, Snoopy always adhered to one basic principle: he would never hurt Charlie Brown in front of others. Despite Snoopy's efforts to restrain himself, fate continued to make Charlie Brown heartbroken. His relationships never went smoothly, and he never won a baseball game—perhaps this was his destined fate. In his sporadic romances, the shadow of the red-haired girl always sparked his endless imagination, to the point where he sought professional psychological advice from Lucy: "What should I do if I finally meet the red-haired girl? What if she really likes me?" When Charlie Brown finally gathered the courage to visit the red-haired girl's house, he found her red-haired grandmother instead.