Lucy's love for Schroeder began in the strip from January 27, 1953, where she misheard Schroeder discuss the Nutcracker Suite, thinking he meant "sweet". This resulted in Lucy developing a crush on him.

2024年1月13日 · In Peanuts, Lucy's infatuation with Schroeder is both humorous and unrequited. Schroeder's commitment to music often clashes with Lucy's romantic fantasies, however she never lets reality get in the way of her plans. Lucy DOES eventually get a kiss from Schroeder, but things still don't go her way.

2020年12月9日 · Schroeder and Lucy are like a middle-aged couple with different philosophies: Schroeder is an idealistic artist who wants to be understood and recognised by Lucy, but Lucy is a realist who knows exactly what Schroeder likes, but she just wants him to …

In the December 16, 1984 strip, Schroeder kisses Lucy on the cheek, but when Lucy turns around, she sees Snoopy instead. Believing Snoopy was the one who kissed her, she runs away screaming, while Schroeder calls for her to come back; showing he has some feelings for Lucy.

Schroeder is a fictional character in the long-running comic strip Peanuts, created by Charles M. Schulz. He is distinguished by his prodigious skill at playing the toy piano, as well as by his love of classical music in general and the composer Ludwig van Beethoven in particular.

2019年1月22日 · Lucy developed a crush on Schroeder in May 1953, at the beginning of her post-toddler phase. Unlike her father, who doted upon her, or Linus, who looked up to her in spite of her behavior,...

Lucy and Schroeder's "relationship" is one of the most reoccurring plot lines in the Peanuts franchise. What exactly is going on in it? How do these two feel...

Lucy and Schroeder. Schroeder trying to figure out his feelings for Lucy Van Pelt. And Lucy trying to figure out Schroeders feelings for her and her own for certain people.

2024年11月4日 · October 1974 features one such story, starring none other than Lucy van Pelt. During this month, Lucy and Schroeder took center stage, as her one-sided crush on him reached a breaking point, leading to one of the strip's most memorable longer storylines.

Lucy believes in Schroeder more than anything. She assuages Schroeder’s anxiety when he has to face a new piece, or worse, when he’s been stuck on a section of a piece for a longer period than he’d like. All she has to do is smile as he plays. He knows that face is genuine, and suddenly he finds he’s unclenched his jaw long ago.