Schulz continued to introduce new characters into the strip, including a tomboyish, freckle-faced, shorts-and-sandals-wearing girl named Patricia Reichardt, better known as "Peppermint Patty." "Peppermint" Patty is an assertive, athletic, but rather obtuse girl who shakes up Charlie Brown's world...
She played on Peppermint Patty's team for a while. She quit after realizing that she hated baseball. Patty[edit] Patty appeared, along with Charlie Brown and Shermy,in the very first Peanuts strip. A fair-haired girl, her closest friend was Violet, however both disappeared by the late ...
432 "No Loan Again, Naturally" Lisa mentions Peppermint Patty as being among personal heroes of hers who are or were gay, qualifying her statement by adding that she only suspects that Peppermint Patty is gay. 21 455 "Postcards from the Wedge" In the film Springfield of Tomorrow (shown to...
Charlie Brown’s inept baseball team loses a game by so much that he tells Linus, “We must be too far behind to catch up.” The team’s continuous bad luck was a hallmark of the strip throughout its run. In a now dated strip where Linus...
She often seems angry. Schroeder plays a small toy piano. Every year he celebrates the birthday of composer Ludwig von Beethoven. Linus always carries a blanket to feel secure. Peppermint Patty is good at sports. She likes Charlie Brown very much and is the only one who calls him “Chuck....
a blonde little girl who played with Snoopy as a pup. Peppermint Patty calls him "Chuck" most of the time, while her friend Marcie usually uses "Charles"; in 1979 they admitted to each other that each probably has a crush on him, explaining the familiarity. Snoopy usually only obliquely ...