He's said more words in German now, probably, than English. You can tell it's German because the letters are fancy, natch. (Schulz signs the strip in that script too, again.) Schroeder's lingual forbearance doesn't last too much longer though.
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Juhe 24, 1952: Schroeder in German
He's said more words in German now, probably, than English. You can tell it's German because the letters are fancy, natch. (Schulz signs the strip in that script too, again.) Schroeder's lingual forbearance doesn't last too much longer though.
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Charlie Brown's "Really?" doesn't seem to have any purpose other than setting up the final joke, huh?
ReplyDeleteYep, pretty much, although one could take it as representing the kid's quiet surprise at being spoken to in fancy script.
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