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The text of ROASTED PEANUTS is copyright 2009-2011 by John Harris. No copyright is claimed over the comic strips, which are here under the principle of fair use. Strips presented for review purposes only. We love Peanuts a whole lot, and wouldn't dream of exploiting it. Please don't sue us; we're only trying to love. Thank you for reading this notice.
Why is Charlie Brown refering to himself in the third person? Funny!
ReplyDeleteReferring to oneself in the third person is a way to establish one's legitimacy in one's own eyes. If you think of yourself as a person disconnected from your selfness, it's a way of establishing that your opinions have weight. It's easy to discount the things you say in your internal mind because it's you who're thinking them.
ReplyDeleteThis is mostly speculation, mind you. Note that Lucy's introduction is not all that far off, and she refers to herself in the third person frequently in the early days. (Maybe the above explains why she's such an egotist?)