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* ClicheStorm: While it doesn't try to be, the play still plays straight several tropes typical of ''Peanuts'' parodies featuring the gang as older (Schroeder being gay, Snoopy's death, Linus being a stoner, Lucy mentally snapping, Peppermint Patty and Marcie being lesbians (or in this case assumed to be them), etc.) Though unlike typical parodies, these cliches are played seriously instead of for comedy.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Van's Sister, AKA, Lucy. She's just as hilarious as ever, but she also manages to be the most supportive of [[spoiler:C.B.'s homosexuality]], and is probably his most loyal friend in the show.
* FridgeBrilliance: Pen pal, [[spoiler: C.S. (Charles Schulz)]], since the play is set in the Peanuts universe, [[spoiler: is God, and the letter C.B. receives is an answer to his questions about what comes after death and an assurance that Beethoven, C.B.'s dog, and the bird are happy somewhere.]]
** Alternatively, [[spoiler: C.S. is Charles Schulz, who C.B. had been writing to all his life. Schulz used the letters C.B. sent him as the basis for his comic strip (Schulz at one point said that the Pen-Pal may be the person who felt the most sympathy for Charlie Brown in the original comics) and has played a sympathetic ear. Now that Schulz is dead in real-life, he writes C.B. one last letter from heaven, where he sees Beethoven.]]
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Van's Sister, AKA, Lucy. She's just as hilarious as ever, but she also manages to be the most supportive of [[spoiler:C.B.'s homosexuality]], and is probably his most loyal friend in the show.
* FridgeBrilliance: Pen pal, [[spoiler: C.S. (Charles Schulz)]], since the play is set in the Peanuts universe, [[spoiler: is God, and the letter C.B. receives is an answer to his questions about what comes after death and an assurance that Beethoven, C.B.'s dog, and the bird are happy somewhere.]]
** Alternatively, [[spoiler: C.S. is Charles Schulz, who C.B. had been writing to all his life. Schulz used the letters C.B. sent him as the basis for his comic strip (Schulz at one point said that the Pen-Pal may be the person who felt the most sympathy for Charlie Brown in the original comics) and has played a sympathetic ear. Now that Schulz is dead in real-life, he writes C.B. one last letter from heaven, where he sees Beethoven.]]
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* ClicheStorm: While it doesn't try to be, the play still plays straight several tropes typical of ''Peanuts'' parodies featuring the gang as older (Schroeder older--Schroeder being gay, Snoopy's death, Linus being a stoner, Lucy mentally snapping, Peppermint Patty and Marcie being lesbians (or in this case assumed to be them), etc.) Though etc. Though, unlike typical parodies, these cliches are played seriously instead of for comedy.
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Van's Sister,AKA, AKA Lucy. She's just as hilarious as ever, but she also manages to be the most supportive of [[spoiler:C.B.'s [[spoiler:CB's homosexuality]], and is probably his most loyal friend in the show.
* FridgeBrilliance:Pen The pen pal, [[spoiler: C.S. (Charles Schulz)]], since the play is set in the Peanuts ''Peanuts'' universe, [[spoiler: is God, and the letter C.B. CB receives is an answer to his questions about what comes after death and an assurance that Beethoven, C.B.'s CB's dog, and the bird are happy somewhere.]]
somewhere]].
** Alternatively, [[spoiler: C.S. is Charles Schulz, whoC.B. CB had been writing to all his life. Schulz used the letters C.B. CB sent him as the basis for his comic strip (Schulz at one point said that the Pen-Pal Pen Pal may be the person who felt the most sympathy for Charlie Brown in the original comics) and has played a sympathetic ear. Now that Schulz is dead in real-life, real life, he writes C.B. CB one last letter from heaven, where he sees Beethoven.]]Beethoven]].
* EnsembleDarkhorse: Van's Sister,
* FridgeBrilliance:
** Alternatively, [[spoiler: C.S. is Charles Schulz, who
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** CB's Sister (Sally) putting on her absurd one-woman show in between two big, plot-important scenes. It's a hysterical BigLippedAlligatorMoment quite reminiscent of Maureen's song in ''{{Theatre/Rent}}''.
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** CB's Sister sister (Sally) putting on her absurd one-woman show in between two big, plot-important scenes. It's a hysterical BigLippedAlligatorMoment quite reminiscent of Maureen's song in ''{{Theatre/Rent}}''.
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-->'''Marcy:''' C.B, my parents would kill me if they knew we let a homosexual in the house!\\
'''C.B:''' Marcy, there are 7 people upstairs on ecstasy fucking in your parents' bed.
* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: C.B's meeting with Van's sister is hilarious, but its also this as she actually listens and gives support to CB at a time he needs it the most, [[spoiler: helps C.B to confirm that his feelings for Beethoven are real and not some impulse, and congratulates C.B. for going against the norm and not apologizing for it.]] Doubly so, since [[spoiler: she and C.B were dating before she got incarcerated, which means that she's willing to lose their relationship solely for C.B to be truly happy. Not only that, but Van's sister is Lucy and Beethoven is Schroeder, and Lucy had a massive crush on Schroeder in the ''Peanuts'' comics. Which makes this scene even the more heartwarming.]]
'''C.B:''' Marcy, there are 7 people upstairs on ecstasy fucking in your parents' bed.
* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments: C.B's meeting with Van's sister is hilarious, but its also this as she actually listens and gives support to CB at a time he needs it the most, [[spoiler: helps C.B to confirm that his feelings for Beethoven are real and not some impulse, and congratulates C.B. for going against the norm and not apologizing for it.]] Doubly so, since [[spoiler: she and C.B were dating before she got incarcerated, which means that she's willing to lose their relationship solely for C.B to be truly happy. Not only that, but Van's sister is Lucy and Beethoven is Schroeder, and Lucy had a massive crush on Schroeder in the ''Peanuts'' comics. Which makes this scene even the more heartwarming.]]
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-->'''Marcy:''' C.B, CB, my parents would kill me if they knew we let a homosexual in the house!\\
'''C.B:''' '''CB:''' Marcy, there are 7 people upstairs on ecstasy fucking in your parents' bed.
* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments:C.B's CB's meeting with Van's sister is hilarious, but its it's also this as she actually listens and gives support to CB at a time he needs it the most, [[spoiler: helps C.B CB to confirm that his feelings for Beethoven are real and not some impulse, impulse and congratulates C.B. CB for going against the norm and not apologizing for it.]] it]]. Doubly so, since [[spoiler: she and C.B CB were dating before she got incarcerated, which means that she's willing to lose their relationship solely for C.B CB to be truly happy. Not only that, but Van's sister is Lucy and Beethoven is Schroeder, and Lucy had a massive crush on Schroeder in the ''Peanuts'' comics. Which makes this scene even the more heartwarming.]]
* SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments:
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-->'''C.B''': You already are.
%%** Also, when discussing [[spoiler:C.B. and Beethoven's relationship]].
%%--->'''C.B.:''' [[spoiler:I can't stop thinking about him.]]\\
%%** Also, when discussing [[spoiler:C.B. and Beethoven's relationship]].
%%--->'''C.B.:''' [[spoiler:I can't stop thinking about him.]]\\
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%%** Also, when discussing
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%%** Isn't C.B. the original Woobie?
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%%** Isn't C.B. CB the original Woobie?
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* ClicheStorm: While it doesn't try to be, the play still plays straight several tropes typical of ''Peanuts'' parodies featuring the gang as older (Schroeder being gay, Snoopy's death, Linus being a stoner, Lucy mentally snapping, Peppermint Patty and Marcie being lesbians, etc. Though unlike typical parodies, these cliches are played seriously instead of for comedy.
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* ClicheStorm: While it doesn't try to be, the play still plays straight several tropes typical of ''Peanuts'' parodies featuring the gang as older (Schroeder being gay, Snoopy's death, Linus being a stoner, Lucy mentally snapping, Peppermint Patty and Marcie being lesbians, etc. lesbians (or in this case assumed to be them), etc.) Though unlike typical parodies, these cliches are played seriously instead of for comedy.
