In Williams's hands, a similar clash of sensibilities becomes a keening paean to all the loves lost to fear, contempt and inhibition.
As Mr. Schulz himself summed it up: "All the loves in the strip are unrequited; all the baseball games are lost; all the test scores are D-minuses; the Great Pumpkin never comes; and the football is always pulled away".
To be consistent, however, we have to let her triumph, for all the loves in the strip are unrequited; all the baseball games are lost; all the test scores are D-minuses; the Great Pumpkin never comes; and the football is always pulled away".
So who is this love you want to come back to you? Freda Payne: [laughs] That's an interesting one, no one's ever asked me that one before... "Who is this love you want to come back?" I guess all the loves I've ever had.
"All the loves in the strip are unrequited," Mr. Schulz once said, "all the baseball games are lost, all the test scores are D minuses; the Great Pumpkin never comes; and the football is always pulled away".
As Mr. Schulz put it, "All the loves in the strip are unrequited; all the baseball games are lost; all the test scores are D-minuses; the Great Pumpkin never comes; and the football is always pulled away".
