Charles Schulz, the creator of the popular comic strip "Peanuts", had a difficult childhood and personal life that influenced his work. He struggled for success as a cartoonist and was repeatedly rejected before finally finding fame. Behind the cheerful characters in "Peanuts" were Schulz's own experiences with loneliness, poverty, and unrequited love that drove him to sabotage competitors and have extramarital affairs later in life. Schulz took revenge on perceived critics and enemies through his work until he passed away from cancer in 2000, bringing an end to the "Peanuts" comic strip.
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Outline about Shulz
1. Lianne L. Balanay
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“The dark side of Charles Schulz”
I. A.Well-known comic strip “Peanut” by Charles Schulz.
1.Schulz was the creator of the said comic strip.
2.Behind the past of Shulz when he was young.
3. The scars that made Schulz made popular.
B.Terrible and resentment of Schulz.
1.Charles Schulz was called ‘Sparky’.
2.The resentment of Schulz.
3. Sruggles made to a fruitful success.
II. A.The portrait of the artist.
1.He cheated to his wife.
2. The well known cartoonist sabotage a competitoe’s strip.
3. The reaction of Monte ,the son of Schulz from Michaelis.
B. Tragedies in life (Schulz)
1.Lack of love by his mother.
2.Poverty impression with his family.
3.His mother got cervical cancer which made them more down.
4.Michaelis doubted Schulz for it didn’t recognize the talent of skills of Schulz.
III. A.The rejection of his work .
1.In his high school days he became as a champion of the school.
2.Michaelis,the second time around rejected the art of Schulz.
3.Schulz became intellectual grudge.
B.The level of his struggle works.
1.He never stopped doing an art work on his paper.
2. Until he sent his work to Colliers but it was rejected.
3.He was unqualified by disney.
4. As an art instructor, he pushed himself to send arts to the star tribune.
IV.A.Schulz’s love story behind .
1.Schulz married to Joyce Halverson.
2.Joyce was a newly divorced-mother.
B.Schulz as brutally competitor.
1.The arguments of the said comic strip.
2.Petulantly reaction of Schulz .
3.Affair of Schulz by his fellow-art instructor.
3.The ally of Schulz who’s Cathy Guisewhite.
V. A.Charles Schulz’s revenge.
1.It was been published and been resolved.
2.Which he wanted to revenge before he was kid.
3.He died on February 2000 for he got a cancer and “peanut” ended the debate.
