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3 Μαρ 2010 · Lucy = (Dis)agreeableness. Defined by a single word (crabby), Lucy revels in her disagreeableness. Typical portrayals of Lucy feature her bossing around her friends, dominating her little...
30 Ιαν 2011 · Lucy van Pelt: Borderline Personality Disorder. Lucy is Linus' grumpy, bossy sister. She often bullies others. A recurring scene in the Peanuts strips was Lucy holding the football for Charlie Brown to kick. Without fail, Lucy would pull the football away just as Charlie got ready to kick it, causing him to miss and feel humiliated.
Lucy: Psychopathy. Characterized partly by antisocial behavior, people with psychopathy appear normal, but often lack conscience leaving them little to no empathy for other people’s feelings. We see this time and time again as Lucy continuously tortures the rest of the kids in the group for her own amusement. Schroeder: Passive–Aggressive
4 Νοε 2015 · He adds, “Typical portrayals of Lucy feature her bossing around her friends, dominating her little brother, mocking Charlie Brown’s self consciousness, and generally being a pain in the ass. Her attempts at psychiatry generally involve misguided advice delivered loudly and angrily.”.
9 Οκτ 2015 · Like most psychiatrists — indeed, most people — Lucy is a broken person. Early childhood promise as an athlete disintegrates, as she becomes possibly the worst baseball player ever.
Lucy was the second baby to be seen in the strip, behind Schroeder, She is in front of Linus van Pelt, Sally Brown, and Rerun van Pelt. According to the storyline from February 1967, Lucy is shown to have higher strength than many other major Peanuts characters like Charlie Brown and Linus.
3 Οκτ 2015 · From her first clinical session in 1959 (Charlie Brown: “I have deep feelings of depression…What can I do about this?” Lucy: “Snap out of it! Five cents, please.”), this little girl ministered to the children of her neighbourhood from a lemonade stand emblazoned with “PSYCHIATRIC HELP 5¢.
