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[51] His grip improved game by game, and in game five he scored 55 points against New York.


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Jordan played 17 regular season games for the Chicago team, of which the team lost four.


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[53] Chicago advanced to the playoffs, in the first round of which it defeated Charlotte by winning 3—1.


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In the second round, Chicago faced Orlando, playing, among others, Shaquille O'Neal.


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The pair of matches ended in a 4—2 win for Orlando.


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[54] The team was strengthened for the 1995—96 season with Dennis Rodman.


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In addition to him, the team already included Scottie Pippen, Ron Harper, Luc Longley, Toni Kukoč and Steve Kerr, among others.


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Jordan played numerous one-on-one matches against other NBA players over the summer, and he was in good shape and motivated by the start of the season.


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[55] Chicago was the most successful in the regular season in the entire history of the NBA: the team won 72 games and lost 10.


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Jordan's season point average was 30.4.


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He won the series points statistic, and was selected as the most valuable player of the series for the fourth time.


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In the playoffs, Chicago continued to perform well, defeating Miami with match-winning 3—0, New York 4—1, and Orlando 4—0.


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[56] In the final matches, the club faced Seattle.


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Chicago was expected to win the championship easily.


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Chicago won the first three games, but then Seattle won the next two.


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The sixth match ended with a Chicago victory and, in the process, a championship


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The match was played on Father's Day, and afterwards Jordan cried in the locker room.


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He was selected as the Most Valuable Player of the Finals.


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[57] Including the playoffs, Chicago won 87 games out of 100.


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Later in the 1995—96 season, the Chicago Bulls were selected to the NBA's all-time top ten teams list.


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[43] Initially the following season, Chicago won twelve games in a row.


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Prior to the constellation weekend, the club had won 42 matches and lost only six.


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Jordan was involved in the constellation match eleven times, scoring 14 points in the game, taking 11 rebounds and providing 11 assists.


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[57] Jordan became the first NBA player to achieve a triple double.


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[58] Chicago was unable to improve on the previous season's win ratio for the rest of the season, instead winning 69 games in the regular season and losing 13.


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However, the win count was enough for a shared second place in the league's win statistic.


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Jordan won the series scoring statistic with a 29.6 point match average.


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Chicago began the playoffs without a loss against Washington, and in the following rounds it lost one game against Atlanta and Miami.


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In the final matches, the club faced Utah, where played John Stockton and Karl Malone.


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The first game ended in Chicago's two-point victory thanks to Jordan's last-second basket.


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The next match also ended in a Chicago victory, but Utah managed to win the next two matches.


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[59] Prior to the fifth match, Jordan was found to have either food poisoning or a stomach virus, as he had lost weight and was suffering from dehydration.


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However, Jordan decided to play.


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Early in the game, Utah was in the lead, but as the match progressed, Chicago evened the difference, eventually winning by figures of 90—88.


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Jordan scored 38 points.


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[60] The sixth match of the series was also settled in the final seconds.


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The decisive basket was scored by Steve Kerr, who made a three-point throw off Jordan's pass.


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With the win, Jordan again won the NBA championship and the Finals Most Valuable Player award.


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[61] After the end of the 1997—98 season, Jordan, Pippen, and Coach Jackson's contracts with Chicago expired and there was no certainty about the team's future.


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Jordan had previously stated he would not play for a team coached by anyone other than Jackson.


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[61] The team wanted to get the most out of a season that would potentially be Jordan's last.


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[62] Jackson signed a one-year extension deal, although the club's chief executive would have wanted to sack him.


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[63] Chicago won 62 games and broke the league record: the club had won a record 203 regular season games in three seasons and lost only 43.


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Jordan was the top pointmaker in the regular season and won the most valuable player award in the series for the fifth time.


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At the same time, he emerged as the third most points scored in NBA history and the player who scored the most triple doubles.


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Chicago began the playoffs with 3—0 and 4—1 wins over New Jersey and Charlotte.


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In the Conference Finals, Chicago faced Indiana, where played, among others, Reggie Miller.


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The pair of matches was not settled until the seventh game, which Chicago won 88—83.


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[62] In the NBA Finals, like the previous season, the team faced Utah, which had home advantage.


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Utah won the first game, but Chicago the next three.


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After five games, Chicago led the match series 3—2, and the next match was played in Utah.


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[64] The match was settled in Chicago's favor in the final seconds when Utah's John Stockton threw past the final throw.


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[65] The deciding match was the most-watched television match in NBA history.


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[66] Jordan scored 45 points in the final game, more than in other playoff games of the season.


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[64] He was selected Most Valuable Player of the Finals for the sixth time.


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[65] Another quitting decision and gap years (1998—2001) Shortly after the 1998 Finals, Jordan informed club owner Reinsdorf that he was seriously considering quitting basketball.


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He was emotionally exhausted and felt he had achieved everything he could in basketball.


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In addition, head coach Jackson was replaced by Tim Floyd.


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Due to the lockout during the 1998—99 season, Jordan's decision to quit had to wait until January 1999 due to his desire to help lockouts other players in the league.


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In January, Jordan held a press conference announcing his retirement from NBA basketball.


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[67] In January 2000, Jordan started working on the management ladder of the Washington Wizards' basketball operations and was also sold part of the club.


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Prior to this, he had attempted to buy a portion of the Charlotte Hornets, but the deal failed to materialize.


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Jordan was hoped to contribute to Wizard's success, as by January the club had lost matches more than twice as many as they won.


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[68] Jordan immediately fired the team's coach, and for the rest of the season Washington was coached by Darrell Walker.


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[69] Jordan began assembling a new team in the summer of 2000, when he hired the inexperienced Leonard Hamilton as coach.


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[70] In addition, he got rid of overpaid and unpopular players.


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[71] The 2000—01 season went poorly for the club, winning only 19 matches and losing 63.


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Hamilton resigned from the team, and Doug Collins was hired to replace him.


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[69] Another comeback: Washington (2001—03) After the hiring of Collins, Jordan resumed practice.


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There were rumours of his return, but Jordan insisted he was reducing his excess pounds.


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Gradually, however, the intensity of the workouts increased, and Jordan began playing one-on-one matches against other NBA players.


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During the summer, Jordan suffered injuries, but in September 2001 he announced that he would return as an NBA basketball player for the Washington team, despite having previously said he had stopped playing with 99.9% certainty.


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Not everyone would have wanted Jordan to return to the NBA, as bad games might have lowered his esteem.


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[69] He donated his salary to the 2001 terrorist attacks support fund.


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[72] Jordan was paid the least in the team.


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Because he became a player, he was forced to give up his job on the Washington executive ladder and sell his stake in the club.


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[73] At Washington, Jordan was moved to play as a small wide receiver despite having played as a throwing backman for Chicago.


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That's why he had less responsibility for ball-playing than before.


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Washington began the 2001—02 season with a loss to New York; Jordan scored 19 points.


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He scored the most points during the season in December 2001, in a game against Charlotte.


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Jordan scored 51 points then, becoming the oldest player in the series to score 50 points in a single match.


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In a month, he crossed the 30,000-point mark.


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For the rest of the season, Jordan's ankle started to get irritable, so it underwent surgery and he had to be out of games on the sidelines.


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Jordan soon came back, however, and his intention was to elevate the team to the playoffs, but his playing time was reduced.


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He eventually had to miss the final eight games of the season.


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Washington won 37 games and lost 45 games.


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[74] The team fell within two wins of a playoff spot.


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Jordan, despite injuries, was the team's top score-maker, and for his sake there were plenty of crowds in games.


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The playing arena was sold out except one for all away matches.


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[75] Prior to the 2002—03 season, it was not known whether Jordan would play at all, although he had another season left on his contract.


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Among other things, head coach Collins found it uncertain.


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Jordan's ankle was still not fully fit, but he decided to play yet another season.


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He was able to play all 82 games of the regular season, of which he started off the bench in 15.


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During the season, Jordan also played for the fourteenth and final time in the league's constellation match.


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[76] Jordan scored 20 points in the match.


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[42] As the season drew to a close, Jordan began to share accolades: Miami's team, for example, froze game number 23 while Washington played in the city.


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In the final game of the season against Philadelphia, the away crowd showed Jordan standing ovation for many minutes.


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Washington lost the match clearly, and Jordan left the field well before the end of the game.


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However, he was demanded back on the pitch by the crowd and he played for a few more minutes at the end.


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[76] In his final season, Jordan averaged 20.0 points per game in the regular season.


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[42] After a basketball career (2003—) When Jordan had finished his NBA career for the third time, he thought he would return to Washington's general manager.


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Jordan knew what the team needed, and he knew the strengths of other NBA players because he had played against them.


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[76] However, the Washington owner decided to fire Jordan [77], even though he was estimated to have been worth $40—60 million while playing for the club for two seasons.


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Jordan set a goal that he would own a majority of any NBA club.


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[78] In addition to basketball, Jordan was interested in motorsports, and he founded a motorcycle stable, Michael Jordan Motorsports.


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He was involved in promoting many motorcycle races.


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[79] Jordan was also involved in numerous charitable events: he supported the Special Olympics, among others.


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[80] In the summer of 2006, Jordan purchased part of the Charlotte Bobcats' NBA team.


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[81] Due to his ownership, he had the right to voice a decisive opinion on matters relating to the club's basketball.


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In 2010, he purchased a majority of the club, becoming the first former NBA player to own a majority of an NBA club.


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[82] In November 2016, Jordan was awarded the United States' highest decoration to civilians, the Presidential Medal of Liberty.


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[83] National team Jordan first played for the United States national basketball team at the Pan-American Games in 1983.


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The United States won gold, and Jordan was the top point man on his team.


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[15] The following year, he represented his country at the Los Angeles Olympics.


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The United States won all of their matches, and Jordan was once again his team's top point man.


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[84] In 1992, he was included in the U.S. team for the Americas Championships, where the United States won all of its matches.


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[85] The next time Jordan represented the United States at the 1992 Olympics was when professional players from the NBA were first allowed to participate in the Olympic Games.


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Jordan didn't want to go along with the team at first, but changed his mind when NBA star players Larry Bird, Magic Johnson and Charles Barkley decided to participate.


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[40] The team dubbed the US Dream Team did not face significant opposition at the Olympics.


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The players were so good that Jordan could concentrate on defending and rebounds in matches.


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[44] In the final, the United States defeated Croatia by 32 points, which was also the team's smallest margin of victory at the Games.


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[86] Style Jordan played mainly as a throwing backman, but he could also play as a small wide receiver, as he did a lot of his Washington seasons.


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[74] Jordan was known for his unyielding will to win and high training motivation, and his style of play has been described as exhilarating and showy.


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[2] He trained purposefully and always sought to develop himself, and that attitude struck his teammates as well.


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He always tried to be better than the NBA's other star players.


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[87] Jordan was famous for being able to score important baskets in the closing moments of the game.


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[88] He was also known for his spectacular power of effort, which allowed him to receive the nicknames “Air Jordan” and “His Airness”.


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[89] At the end of his career, Jordan was not in as good physical shape as he was in his early years, but he was able to make up for that with his understanding of the game.


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[74] Jordan also developed his defensive game, and he did a lot of work on the field, which is not reflected in the statistics.


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[90] He played a psychic game and annoyed his opponents by talking to them during the game.


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[91] Jordan had no significant weaknesses, though early in his NBA career he managed three-point throws with just under 20 percent accuracy.


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[92] As his career progressed, his three-point throws became more accurate, and in his best season his accuracy was 50.0 percent.


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[42] Private life Michael Jordan had two brothers and two sisters in his childhood family.


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Michael was the youngest of the brothers.


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His older brother was also a talented basketball player, and they played for the same high school team.


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[94] Michael's father and brother owned a sportswear business, and his mother was a bank clerk.


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[94] Michael's father was slain in August 1993.


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[48] In 2009, Michael Jordan's sister said she was sexually abused by her father.


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[95] During his time at university, Jordan considered himself a primary student and not so much as an athlete.


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He wanted an education and studied geography.


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[13] He was forced to drop out of studies for a while after transferring to the NBA, but graduated in 1985.


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[16] Jordan married Juanita Vanoy in September 1989.


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[32] They have two sons and one daughter.


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[96] Juanita filed for divorce in 2002, but soon withdrew the separation petition.


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However, in 2006, the couple unexpectedly divorced.


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[97] Juanita Vanoy is thought to have received $168 million in connection with the separation.


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[98] In December 2011, Jordan became engaged to Cuban-American Yvette Prieto.


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[99] The couple married in April 2013, and in February 2014 Prieto gave birth to twin girls.


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[100] During Jordan's marriage, it was revealed that she had had a secret relationship between 1989 and 1991.


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He had demanded his mistress keep quiet about the affair and paid her $250,000, but the woman claimed he had promised to pay more, as much as $5 million.


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[101] Jordan sued his former mistress in 2002 for racketeering, and according to a court order, he did not owe her money.


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[102] During the 1993 playoffs, Jordan was seen the night before the game at an Atlantic City casino, prompting aggravation.


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He had been seen gambling before.


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[103] In 2005, Jordan admitted on 60 Minutes that he had had problems with gambling and was also alleged to have lost substantial sums in them.


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[104] Meaning of Basketball Jordan was among the first globally known basketball players.


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He gained publicity not only because of his basketball career, but also his private life and his ads for Nike.


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[105] Jordan was well respected early in his basketball career, as he was considered to have brought new life to the Chicago team at once.


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[106] During the 1986 playoffs, Larry Bird said, “I think God is masquerading as Michael Jordan.


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“[107] He won the league's points statistic a record ten times, including seven in consecutive years.


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It is also the league record he shares with Wilt Chamberlain.


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[2] Jordan appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated magazine a record 49 times.


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[108] He was voted Sports Illustrated's Athlete of the Year in 1991.


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[109] In 1996, he was elected to the NBA's 50 Most Outstanding Players list of all time, and in 2009 to the Basketball Hall of Fame.


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[110] In 1999, ESPN selected Jordan as the best North American athlete of the 20th century.


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[3] Also, the AP made the corresponding list, with Jordan in second place after Babe Ruth.


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[4] Additionally, he was selected three times by the AP as the 1991—93 Athlete of the Year [111] and the best basketball player of the 20th century.


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[112] Jordan's effort strength was good, and he inspired young basketball players.


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[113] He participated in the NBA dunk races, which he won two times, in 1987 and 1988.


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[2] A lot of young players tried to emulate Jordan's dunks.


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[113] Among the NBA's star players, Lebron James [114] and Dwyane Wade have said Jordan was their preseason.


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[115] Jordan has also been compared to several later NBA players, including Kobe Bryant.


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[88] A statue of Jordan was erected in 1994 in Chicago near the United Center.


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[116] In films, music and video games Jordan has appeared alongside Looney Tunes characters, [117] for example with Bugs Bunny during the 1993 Super Bowl ad break.


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[118] In 1996, he appeared with characters in the film Space Jam.


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[117] Jordan even built a dedicated basketball court on the set for training.


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Space Jam grossed $230 million at the box office.


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[119] The film featured a lot of product placement by companies represented by Jordan.


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[117] In the music industry, Jordan has appeared in the music video for Michael Jackson's Jam song, among others.


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[120] In video games, Jordan first appeared in 1988, with the release of the game Jordan vs.


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Bird: One on One.


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In the early 1990s, he was involved in the NBA franchise.


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In 1993, the computer game Michael Jordan in Flight was released, and the following year appeared Michael Jordan: Chaos in the Windy City.


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A Space Jam video game of the same name also appeared in conjunction with the film Space Jam.


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In the 2000s, Jordan appeared in numerous video games of the NBA franchise.


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[121] In addition, Jordan has appeared on the cover of NBA 2K11 and NBA 2K12.


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[122] Advertisements and business Jordan began to build himself into a so-called superbrand even before he ended his active career for the first time.


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He demanded millions in compensation from Nike for loss of revenue and would not have wanted to leave as the advertising face of the company.


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However, Jordan became known, particularly for Nike's advertising campaigns, and Nike didn't want him to represent other companies.


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[117] He was involved in the marketing of Nike since 1985.


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Using new technology such as slow motions, the impression was created that Jordan was an almost superhuman being and could fly through the air.


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Thanks to Nike's commercials, Jordan became a world-renowned superstar.


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[123] In addition to Nike, Jordan appeared in commercials for Gatorade, McDonald's and Coca-Cola, among others.


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For example, in a McDonald's commercial, he plays a throwing contest with Larry Bird.


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[124] [125] According to a 1996 study, Jordan was the most upscale advertising face in the sports world, earning $40 million per year with commercials.


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[126] Jordan earned alongside player contracts for sponsorship.


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In 1999, for example, he received $47 million from sponsorship, of which Nike accounted for $16 million.


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In 1998, Forbes estimated that Jordan's impact on the U.S. economy had been $10 billion.


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[127] Jordan, in collaboration with Nike, developed his own series of basketball shoes, Air Jordan, in 1985.


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At first he wouldn't wear shoes because he “would look like a clown in them.”


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Additionally, the NBA banned the use of Air Jordan shoes, and as a result Nike had to pay fines whenever Jordan wore shoes in games.


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That same year, Forbes listed Jordan as the 20 most influential public figures in the world.


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[131] Achievements [42] [132] [110] Personal Achievements 5 × NBA Most Valuable Player: 1988, 1991, 1992, 1996, 1998 6 × NBA Finals Most Valuable Player: 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998 NBA Defensive Player of the Year: 1988 9 × NBA Defensive Constellation number one star: 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998 NBA rookie of the year: 1985 10 × NBA number one star: 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998 NBA rookie number one press: 1985 14 × NBA constellation match: 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2002, 2003 3 × NBA Constellation Match Most Valuable Player: 1988, 1996, 1998 10 × NBA Points Kingship: 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1996, 1997, 1998 2 × NBA dunk race win: 1987, 1988 Third most points in NBA regular season in history: 32292 Most points in NBA playoff history: 5987 Highest point average per game in NBA regular season history: 30.12 Highest point average per game in NBA playoff history: 33.45 Selection to the NBA's 50 Most Outstanding Players list in in 1996.


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Peanuts () is a newspaper comic that appeared in strip format and was written and drawn by American cartoonist Charles M. Schulz.


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Peanuts appeared from October 2, 1950 — February 13, 2000 and for years it was the most read newspaper comic in the world.


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At its best, the series was published in over 2600 newspapers, had 355 million readers in 75 countries, and was translated into 21 different languages.


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Schulz made all 17897 strips on his own, with no assistants.


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Peanuts have been considered to have revolutionised newspaper comics by its example and has been heralded as their paragon by numerous comics makers.


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Schulz drew the series in a very reduced drawing style and it initially appeared in a smaller size than usual, which, however, later became the industry standard.


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Peanuts personalities are children who often express adult emotions, and the series' humor is largely generated by the characters' escalated personalities as well as recurring topics.


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The strength of the series has been considered its psychological level and it has also been seen as philosophical.


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A major theme of Peanuts is the depiction of mundane adversity and feelings of uncertainty that come into play especially in the series' protagonist Jaska Jokuse (Charlie Brown).


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The imaginative and humane dog Snoopy (Snoopy) has also formed into a very popular character.


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Schulz often referred to religious themes in Tenavi, but as a rule he avoided controversial topics.


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Peanavi has been the subject of 45 television animated films, five feature-length animated films and a Broadway musical, all of which have been popular especially in the series' native United States.


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Peanuts was also a huge commercial success.


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With the promotional use of ancillary products and characters, it got around a billion-class business that has stirred mixed feelings.


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Tenavia was published until 2011 by the United Feature Syndicate comic book syndicate.


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Today, the rights to the series are owned by a joint venture called Peanuts Worldwide, which is owned by DHX Media, Sony and the Schulz heiress.


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History The genesis of the series as a precursor to Peanuts was a series called Li'l Folks (“The Little Folks”), drawn by Charles M. Schulz for the St. Paul Pioneer Press, which appeared in his hometown of Saint Paul from 1947 to 1950.


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This was not an actual strip series; each issue of Li'l Folks contained four separate one-picture jokes.


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The characters in the series were all children.


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[1] Schulz, according to his own telling, did not initially have any particular interest in making a comic book specifically about children.


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After trying different ideas, he ended up with children because “they were traded”.


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[2] The Li'l Folks already included the premise of Peanuts: children talking about feelings and things that normally belong to the world of adults rather than children.


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Several of Peanavie's early characters and jokes originated as early as Li'l Folks.


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The series, among others, featured a character named Charlie Brown and a dog that resembled Sneaky.


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[1] [3] In early Li'l Folks strips, children still looked relatively realistic, but by 1949 they became large-headed caricatures, thus anticipating the visual look of early Peanvat strips.


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[4] Schulz stopped drawing Li'l Folks in the fall of 1949 because the editor of the St. Paul Pioneer Press had no interest in developing the series.


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In early 1950, Schulz offered the New York-based United Feature syndicate a new series that would have been formed of two undersigned strips.


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The syndicate took an interest and suggested that the upper strip be about the kids and the lower one about the teens.


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Eventually, however, it was agreed that Schulz would take up drawing a single four-pane strip that would continue the child subject of Li'l Folks with the power of a few standard characters.


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[5] Newspapers, in those days, sought to reduce the amount of column space reserved for comics.


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At the helm of United Features, it was invented that a joke series about small child characters could be tailored into a product that would meet the wishes of the magazines.


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[6] The series would appear smaller than usual, only three columns wide instead of four.


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It would be marketed to magazines as a “space saving strip” that would grab readers' attention but take up little column space.


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The peanuts strip was formed of four rectangular squares, so they could be printed on the page of a newspaper in three different formats: horizontal, vertical, or in two rows in a square space.


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Schulz adapted to this by reducing his cartoon style to as scarce as possible, as he hoped the empty space left in the squares would draw readers' attention with full supercharged comic pages.


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Schulz later speculated that this solution, dictated initially by lack of space, was central to the development of his characteristic drawing style.


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[7] The title of the series at the time of Peanuts was originally intended to preserve the name of Schulz's previous series changed to Li'l Folk.


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Shortly before the series was announced, however, it emerged that the name of the Little Folks series drawn by cartoonist Tack Knight in the 1930s was a registered trademark, and Knight denied using a name that would too closely resemble it.


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Since Schulz had by this point already chosen a name for the lead character in his series, he suggested naming the entire strip “Charlie Brown” or “Good ol' Charlie Brown” after it.


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However, the syndicate chose the name Peanuts (literally “peanuts”, also meaning something small or bland).


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The name was reportedly coined by the syndicate's production director William Anderson.


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He was inspired by the popular television children's programme The Howdy Doody Show, in which the studio's child audience sat in a modest stand (“peanut gallery”) and an Indian chief who appeared as a character in the series referred to them by the word “peanuts”.


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Anderson and United Features' management believed it to be a common colloquial designation for young children, although this was not the case.


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Schulz reluctantly acquiesced to the proposed name.


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He was also promised that the name could perhaps later be changed.


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[8] In the early years of the series, Schulz asked several times to change the name.


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At the point when Peanuts began to prosper, however, the name was already considered so well established that it was no longer desired to change it.


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[9] Even in an interview decades later, Schulz said it was “the worst name any comic strip has had” and that he found it offensive that his life's work had received such a dismissive name.


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In particular, he was frustrated by complaints and queries from readers who did not understand what or who the title of the series was referring to.


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Schulz avoided using the series' name when talking about his work, saying he preferred to draw “Jaska Somebody and Sneaky”.


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[10] [8] In the names of the Tenavat compilation books and animations published during Schulz's lifetime (with the exception of a few early books), the name of the series itself was never used, but always the name of one of its characters, most often Jaska Jokusen.


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[9] [11] From November 1966 onwards, the title screen of Sunday strips always featured an equal sub-title “featuring good old Jaska Jokunen” (featuring “Good Ol' Charlie Brown”) below the series' name.


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The text, though, was left out when the font of the “Peanuts” title was changed in January 1987.


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The early years of the series Peanuts began appearing on October 2, 1950, initially in seven newspapers, which were the Minneapolis Tribune, Chicago Tribune, Washington Post, The Denver Post, Seattle Times, as well as the Evening Chronicle and Globe-Times, which appeared in Pennsylvania.


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[12] The series initially featured four characters, Jaska Jokunen (Charlie Brown), Lily of the Valley (Patty), Pave (Shermy) and Snoopy (Snoopy).


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Over the next two years, however, Schulz introduced four new characters, Lipe (Violet), Amadeus (Schroeder), Tellu (Lucy), and Epu (Linus).


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[13] Initially, the series appeared six days a week.


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Sunday strips began appearing on January 6, 1952.


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[14] In its early stages, the syndicate marketed Tenav by purchasing advertising space for a series of unpublished magazines and encouraging magazine subscribers in advertisements to ask the editorial staff to take the series for publication.


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[14] Despite the syndicate's active marketing strategy, Peanuts did not immediately rise to success, but slowly increased its popularity.


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A year after its inception, the series had made it to 36 magazines, but the actual ascent began in 1952.


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The syndicate calculated that to cover marketing expenses alone, the series would have to be sold to at least 100 magazines.


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This limit was finally reached in June 1955.


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[15] [16] The Masi and Ville Vallaton comics, which began with Peanuts in the fall of 1950, increased their popularity at first much faster.


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Hank Ketcham, a draughtsman at Ville Vallattoma, was awarded the Reuben Prize by the National Cartoonists Society in 1952 and Mort Walker, a draughtsman from Mas, in 1953.


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Schulz was not awarded until 1956, but in 1965 he became the first draughtsman to be awarded twice Reuben.


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[17] After a couple of early years, peanuts began to grow rapidly in the United States and became popular in the mid-1950s especially among students.


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At the end of 1958, the series already appeared in four hundred magazines in the United States and Canada.


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[18] In the end, United Features' representatives did not have to promote Tenav at all, but merely receive magazine subscriptions.


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[16] The content of peanuts was quite different in the early stages than later.


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In the early years, the characters were often portrayed in typical small children's play and the jokes were more jokes about kids doing funny things overall and not so much about certain characters with peculiar character traits.


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[19] As the characters began to develop, children's games were little quietly left out as unnecessary plot themes.


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[20] The characters' personalities and the overall style of the series gradually settled down during the 1950s.


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More and more recurring topics began to emerge alongside the loose jokes, along with follow-up stories spanning several days and even weeks.


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[21] Jaska Jokunen was described in the first years of the series as a wise and word-ready child, but these traits gradually disappeared.


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Jaska Jokusen's lowbrow and suffering essence began to be recognisable in 1954, which some have interpreted as a crucial turning point in the history of the Peanuts, the moment “when Peanuts became Peanuts”.


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[22] [23] Peanuts gradually emerged as a phenomenally popular comic.


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It appeared on the cover art of Time magazine on April 9, 1965, and on the cover of Life magazine on March 17, 1967.


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[24] A major change in the series during the 1960s was Ressu's elevation to an increasingly prominent and dominant role and the development of the character into a more human-like one.


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[25] In particular, the “Snoopy as a pilot hero of World War I” since autumn 1965 have been said to have brought Peanuts popularity to a whole new level, creating an unprecedented craze around the series.


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[26] In 1969, during the Apollo 10 lunar flight, the command module was named Charlie Brown and the lunar module Snoopy after Schulz's characters, and in addition, NASA used Sloppy as the official mascot of the astronaut safety program.


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[24] [27] In the 1968 and 1972 United States presidential elections, a number of voters voted for Ressu as a write-in candidate.


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The state of California then enacted a law prohibiting voting for a fictional character.


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[28] Readers were very attached to the Peanuts characters anyway.


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When Schulz in 1966 drew a follow-up story for a few weeks in which Eppu and Tellu seemed to move out, he received a slew of reader letters begging him to return the characters to the series.


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[29] In order to increase his own say in matters concerning the licensing of Peanuts, Schulz founded the Charles M. Schulz Creative Development Corporation in 1971 [30] (now.


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Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates).


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Beginning in 1974, Schulz engaged in clammy negotiations with United Features to gain himself exclusive access to Peanuts content and the final word on the goodness of all licenses.


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The syndicate bent in 1980 to Schulz's terms.


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In this case, it was also agreed that when Schulz died or retired no one else would be hired to draw Tenav.


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[31] Weekday strips of Peanuts appeared in a four-pane format for nearly four decades.


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Initially, the panes were slightly wider than their height, but in 1956 they had been narrowed by an inkling and in 1975 they were changed entirely to square.


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Schulz increased the size of texting in 1977.


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Schulz abandoned the four-pane format at the end of February 1988.


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After that, strips were, as a rule, three-pane, but Schulz started doing single-screen strips as well.


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[32] Beginning in 1992, he also occasionally drew strips with only an explanatory caption instead of lines.


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[33] The number of journals publishing Peanavia rose to one thousand in 1969 and two thousand in 1983.


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[34] Before Tenav, only two other series had crossed the threshold of a thousand magazines, Helmi and Heikki and, in 1965, Masi.


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By 1984 Peanuts emerged past Helmi and Heiki as the most widely circulated newspaper comic.


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[35] It was also listed in the Guinness Book of Records in the same year as the first comic book to break the limit of two thousand magazines.


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[36] At Schulz's death in 2000, Peanuts appeared in approximately 2600 journals in 75 countries in 21 different languages.


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[37] Of the newer newspaper series, only Garfield and Lassi and Leevi managed to reach close to the popularity of Peanuts.


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By the early 1990s, Garfield reached almost the same leaf volumes.


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[38] It passed Peanuts only after Schulz's death ten years later.


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[39] Although Peanuts was the most read newspaper comic in the world until the end of the 1980s, many estimated that its influence had diminished from the “crazy years” of the 1960s, when the novelty charm had been more pronounced.


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[26] After undergoing severe bypass surgery in 1981, Schulz began to suffer from tremors in his working hand.


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[40] As a result, his straight line gradually began to become trembling.


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The change was evident more clearly in the cartoon trail of Peanuts in the 1990s.


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[41] Schulz took his only break from drawing the series in November—December 1997, and it ran for five weeks, during which time magazines published old strips as reruns.


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[42] The end Schulz had to stop drawing the series when in November 1999 he was diagnosed with advanced cancer.


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The prognosis for survival was poor, and cancer treatment deprived him of his powers to work.


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Schulz made public the news of his retirement on December 14.


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The Weekday Strips of Peanuts, drawn by Schulz before the sick scene, ceased on 1 January 2000 and the Sunday strips on 6 February.


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They were followed by the release of a further so-called farewell strip, of which there were two different versions, the weekday version on Monday 3 January and the Sunday version, which appeared as the most recent Peanvat strip, on 13 February.


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It included Schulz's farewell message to his readers and a series of images picked from previous strips, which Schulz's subordinate Paige Braddock combined, following instructions given by Schulz, as she herself was no longer able to draw.


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Schulz died by chance the night before the release of this last strip, so it appeared to coincide with the news of his death.


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[43] Schulz's message to readers, which appeared in the farewell strip, reads: “Dear friends, I have been lucky enough to draw Jaska about someone and his friends for almost 50 years.


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It's been a dream come true of my childhood.


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Unfortunately, I'm no longer able to keep the schedule required by the daily comic.


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My family does not want anyone else to continue Tenav and as a result I am now announcing my retirement.


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I have been grateful over the years for the loyalty of our publishers and the love expressed by comic book admirers.


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Jaska Jokunen, Slipy, Eppu, Tellu... how could I ever forget them.”.


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In the bottom right corner of the last screen, Snippy sits contemplative at his typewriter.


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[44] A total of 17897 peanuts appeared, of which 15391 were weekday strips and 2506 were Sunday strips.


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[37] Since Schulz died, many magazines have continued to publish old Peanvet strips in reprints.


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The syndicate has offered strips for publication to magazines starting in the 1960s, but not from the early years of the series.


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[45] United Features dropped Tenavi in the fall of 2010, and on 26 February 2011, the rival Universal Uclick syndicate became the distributor of the series.


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[46] The series then began to appear on the internet on GoComics, owned by Univeral Uclick.


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[47] In the first week of 2015, GoComics began publishing Peanuts strips from the beginning to commemorate the series' 65th anniversary under the name Peanuts Begins.


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[48] Drawn by non-Schulz Although Schulz drew the actual Peanuts newspaper strips entirely himself, there are also authorised Peanvat cartoons drawn by others.


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From 1957 to 1964, Peanuts, Nancy, Tip Top, and Fritzi Ritz appeared in comic book magazines published by Dell Comics, Peanuts, Nancy, Tip Top and Fritzi Ritz.


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They began to be ordered when Dell Comics grew tired of the recycling of old newspaper strips since 1952 in its comics magazines.


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As Schulz did not have enough working time to draw these stories, he resorted to the help of his old co-workers, whom he had become acquainted with while working at the Art Instruction drawing school.


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Jim Sasseville, Dale Hale, and Tony Pocrnich acted in succession as Schulz's “ghostwriters”, and the stories they made were published in Schulz's name.


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All of the cover art, as well as a few of the stories, were drawn by Schulz himself.


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One by one, however, all of the mentioned magazines were disbanded, so publication of separate Peanvat comics outside the strip ended in 1964.


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[49] [14] In a dispute with his syndicate over the rights to Peanuts, Schulz threatened in 1977 to not renew his contract if his terms were not agreed to.


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In this case, the syndicate secretly ordered Peanuts strips from cartoonist Al Plastino for several months so that Plastino could replace Schulz if necessary if he carried out his threat.


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However, the dispute was settled, and Schulz was told nothing about strips drawn by Plastino.


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Their existence was not revealed to the public domain until years later.


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[31] The advertising use of peanuts grew so extensive over time that Schulz could not make all the advertising drawings and could not always use Schulz's old drawings because of customers' wishes.


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Because of this, Schulz hired subordinates for his studio, who received permission to draw images of the Peanvat characters for advertisements under his supervision.


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[50] Before his death, Schulz still accepted carefully selected artists who are allowed under supervision to produce limited images for license products.


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[51] American comic book publisher Boom!


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Studios published new Peanuts comics in a magazine called Peanuts, which appeared from January 2012 [52] to July 2016, for a total of 39 issues [53].


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Acting as screenwriters and draughters, Shane Houghton, Vicki Scott, Matt Whitlock and Paige Braddock, among others.


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The magazine's creators and Schulz's heir felt that longer comic stories and strip comics published in magazines are two different forms of expression, so the new comics therefore did not offend Schulz's last will.


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Additionally, while living, Schulz allowed Sasseville and Hale to draw Tenavia for Dell Comics magazines, and the new series were declared to continue the same tradition.


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At no time has the newspaper strip itself been intended to continue.


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The new stories sought to paraphrase the plot themes Schulz used.


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[50] No new characters were introduced.


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Instead, many of the early characters dismissed by Schulz, such as Pave, Kielo and Lippe, were used diligently.


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The Tenavat series drawn by others other than Schulz have not been finned.


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Technique Unlike most other cartoonists, Schulz did his cartoons for fifty years on his own and never used helpers in the tussling of drawings or texting speech bubbles, not even in drawing frames of frames on the screens.


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[54] [55] Schulz did not make precise pencil drawings before typing, but only very gentle sketches to make drawing with the marker as spontaneous as possible.


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[21] In later years, he also sometimes used zipatone film to create a grey raster effect.


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[56] Schulz punched Peanuts strips with Easterbrook and texted speech bubbles with a Speedball-branded fountain pen.


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[37] He normally used a C-5 pen for texting, except a B-5 thicker for strong screams and a B-3 if necessary.


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[57] He always used a pen tip of the same brand.


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Upon hearing that their manufacture was being stopped, he bought the entire inventory of the factory empty.


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Schulz aimed to draw strips six to eight weeks before their release.


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He always drew sets in black and white, but Sunday strips were published in colour.


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Schulz chose the colors from color maps sent by the syndicate.


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[37] Coloring was done by hand until 1999 when the process was changed to digital.


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[56] Today, weekday strips are also republished in colour in many magazines.


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[14] Drawing Style In the early years of the series, Schulz's drawing style was very clear and clean, the lines were thick and short and the characters were fussy.


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In early stripes, all characters have oversized and broad heads.


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The appearance of the characters developed, especially during the first few years, rapidly.


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When the Rinehart publishing house proposed in early 1952 to publish the first collection of Peanvat, Schulz hoped that the earliest strips would not be printed on it, as they already looked embarrassingly clunky at the time.


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The earliest Peanuts strips were visually modest, but soon Schulz began adding to their level of detail.


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[58] The strips, which appeared in the 1950s, contain a relatively large number of details, objects and landscape drawn in the background.


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Later, however, Shulz reduced the backgrounds to almost nothing, by which he sought, according to his own explanation, to omit anything that could interfere with the flow of the actual idea of dialogue and strip.


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[59] The appearance of the characters evolved over the years such that, for example, Jaska Jokusen's head became considerably narrower than the original and smaller relative to body size by the mid-1950s.


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At the same time, the eyes rose higher in the face, with which the figure became more mature looking.


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[60] In the latter years of his career, Schulz also reduced the appearance of his characters to make drawing easier.


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[61] In peanuts, the characters are always depicted from the same level and usually at the same angle.


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For example, Ressu's doghouse, Amadeus's toy piano and Jaska Jokusen's feed mound are seen (except for the early years of the series) always from the same direction, directly from the side.


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According to Schulz, readers can thus identify characters and familiar situations as easily as possible.


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As Ressu became an increasingly fanciful figure, the doghouse became more surreal as an object, so Schulz felt it could no longer have been depicted as realistic looking.


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He had also developed the appearance of his characters to be so caricature-like that they would no longer have functioned as seen from different angles.


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For the same reason, the characters were repeatedly seen in certain standard positions that Schulz had found functional.


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[62] Turning characters into moving animations proved challenging in its time.


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[63] Many cartoonists have noted that, despite its simplicity, Schulz's drawing style is difficult to imitate.


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[64] [65] Characters There are several characters in Peanvi, and Jaska Jokunen is usually considered to be the main character.


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However, ressu played a rather dominant role starting in the second half of the 1960s.


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In Swedish, for example, the title of the entire series is the same as Ressu's (Snobben).


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Schulz increased the number of characters gradually over the years.


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On the other hand, of the central characters of the early years, Lippe, Lily of the Valley and Pave were gradually dropped aside and eventually disappeared practically entirely from the series.


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For a long time, Ressu was the only animal character in the series, but in the late 1960s Schulz invented a bird named Kaustinen (Woodstock) as a friend of Ressu, as well as later a group of Ressu's brothers.


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[66] [13] Jaska Someone is always referred to by his full name, but only a given name is known from most other characters.


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The characters' ages relative to each other changed over the years, and characters introduced at the beginning as babies gradually grew older to the same age with others.


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[67] In later years of the series, inanimate objects could also conceive (such as Sall's school [13]) or move self-help (such as Epu's rag in a story [68]).


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Some side characters were never shown, for example the little redheaded girl or the neighbor's cat.


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Schulz, according to his own telling, had described these characters in such a way that he would no longer have been able to draw them to meet readers' expectations.


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[69] List Standard Characters Notes Character Prequels Schulz named much of the Peanuts characters after people he knew.


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Charlie Brown was one of his associates at Art Instruction, as was Linus Maurer, who gave his name to Epus, and Frieda Rich, the paragon of Kutri.


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Epu and Tellu's surname van Pelt came from a couple Schulz became acquainted with while living in the early 1950s for a year in Colorado Springs, Colorado.


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[71] Pave was named after Schulz's childhood friend Sherman “Shermy” Plepler.


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[72] Amadeus's name came from another son he knew, whose surname was Schroeder (Schulz could no longer remember his first name).


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Schulz named many of the occasional minor characters after people he knew.


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[67] In some cases, characters were based on real persons for more than just their names.


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Lily of the Valley (Patty), who was part of the original characters, and Peppermint Pipsa (Peppermint Patty), who later appeared in the series, were both named and inspired by Schulz's cousin Patty Swanson.


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Peppermint Pipsa has been said to have resembled these characters more in their real-life prequel.


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[73] Donna Mae Johnson, whom Schulz had proposed to in 1950, is mentioned as the role of the little redheaded girl, but who had chosen another man instead of her.


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Schulz himself confirmed this notion in an authorised biography that appeared in 1990.


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[74] The mongrel dog Spike, owned by the Schulz family in the 1930s, has been mentioned as the main role of Ressu.


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[37] [75] Spike gave his name to Ressu's brother (Finnish. Rump), which Schulz added to the series in the 1970s.


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[76] Schulz assured in public that he borrowed only a name from real people, but the characters were based on his own character.


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[14] He also used his own children and family as paragons of his characters, according to his own narration, only very rarely.


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According to one characterization of Schulz, Jaska Jokunen represented his tendency to appease on the one hand and determination on the other, Tellu for his sarcasm, Eppu for his “strange little thoughts”, Amadeus for his perfectionism and devotion to his own art, and Ressu for his sense of self-worth.


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Lippe represented his “worst aspects”.


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[77] Adults No adults were ever shown in Peanuv, nor usually even adult speech bubbles at the time when they were conversing with children.


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The exception is three Sunday strips, which appeared in 1954, in which Tellu takes part in a golf tournament and adults appear in the background.


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[37] [67] According to Schulz, this was an unsuccessful experiment.


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Adults, she said, bordered their beginnings away from Tenavi because there was “no room” for them in strips, where children were always photographed directly in an angle of view from the page.


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However, he said the series later evolved to be so abstract in content that showing adults would have completely destroyed that idea.


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[78] Standard characters in Peanuts include some adults who are never shown, such as the children's parents and teachers, but in the later years of the series they were told less and less frequently.


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[79] In Peanvat animations, adults cropped outside the picture speak in an instrumental “kva kva” sound that can only be understood by the characters in the stories.


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The sound is produced by a muted pull trombone.


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[80] Some animated films from the 1980s were no longer so specific about the series' internal legal secrets, and adults could be shown in passing.


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[81] Residence Peanuts characters live in the same neighborhood more specifically in an unnamed suburb of the United States.


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[82] The series does not clearly indicate where in the country they live.


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Schulz says it would have been a mistake to place them in any particular location.


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[83] A few strips, however, contain mentions of identifiable places.


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In one strip that appeared in 1957, Tellu shows off the award he received as “Hennepin County's Tantrum-Bag of the Year” (Outstanding Fussbudget of Hennepin County).


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Hennepin County is a county surrounding Schulz's then-hometown of Minneapolis in the U.S. state of Minnesota.


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In a story that appeared in 1963, a boy named 5 says his father has changed the family's surname to 95472 according to the zip code.


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In the US ZIP code system, that zip code area corresponds to the California-based city of Sebastopol, to which Schulz had moved at the time.


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[67] In a series of recurring themes Common Peanuts are remembered for their numerous recurring jokes, often relating to the characters' eccentric personalities and appearing in endless variations.


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These included Jaska Jokusen's difficulties with kite flying and the catastrophically poor success of a baseball team formed by his friends, Ressu's imaginary adventures in the character of various alter egos, Epu's addiction to his safety plate, and his belief in appearing on Halloween night” To the Great Pumpkin,” Tellu's psychiatrist's stand, as well as Amadeus's fanatical adoration of Beethoven.


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[84] Much of the recurring topics appeared on the series during its first decade.


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[85] The most famous repetitive joke is probably the so-called football joke, of which Schulz always drew a new version once a year in the autumn.


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In it, Tellu asks Jaska Someone to kick an American football, but yanks it away at the last minute.


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[86] There are 36 versions of the joke in Tenavi.


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[85] There were also repetitive visual jokes in Peanavs, for example the tendency of the characters to roll back exaggeratedly when they are shouted to their face.


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[84] Characters are also often depicted leaning against a low brick wall while conversing.


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Schulz invented the wall because he felt it would have been inappropriate to show children sitting on the side of a street that is a dangerous place for children.


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[62] According to Schulz, Tenavi dealt more with failure than success because “defeat is much more fun than victory” and because it is easier to relate to.


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[87] A recurring topic was also one-sided love, from which several characters suffered, albeit in different ways.


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[88] According to Schulz, his series contained certain legal secrets: “All love affairs are one-sided, all baseball matches are wiped out, all grades are fives, the Great Pumpkin never arrives and the football is always yanked away”.


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[89] Schulz admittedly broke these “laws” a few times especially in the closing years of the series.


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For example, Jaska Jokunen managed in 1993 to lead his baseball team twice to victory and in the last version of the football joke in 1999 it remains open whether he managed to kick the ball or not.


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[67] One of the themes recurred in Tenavi was the relationships of the sexes.


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In the series, the girls were domineering and often mean, the boys weak victims.


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Schulz says turning stereotypes into reverse made malice fun.


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“If [in the comic] a little boy is mean to a little girl, then there's nothing funny about it — — but if the little girl is mean to the little boy, then there's something funny about it.” [90] As Snopy's imaginary world evolved, Schulz was able to broaden the subject line of Peanuts and attach references to it to adventure series and films of his youth.


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According to Rheta Grimsley Johnson, who wrote Schulz's biography, Schulz created “a series within the set” in this way.


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[91] Schulz drew many ideas from his own life and experiences, including his own childhood.


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According to his own account, he, as a child, had been on a baseball team that once lost a match by a score of 40—0.


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[92] According to Schulz's co-biographer David Michaelis, Schulz got over the hardships of his youth, but “projected the traumas of his youth far enough into his adulthood so that they eventually became an integral part of his art”.


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[93] Schulz said he would use “everything he had experienced or felt” in his series.


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[94] In many Peanuts strips, characters tell anecdotes about their parents or grandparents, inspired by Schulz's own experiences or his relatives.


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For example, Jaska Jokusen's barber father refers to Schulz's father, who also was a barber.


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[95] [96] Schulz was similarly inspired by the hobbies of his children and family members.


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[21] Hokemat Tenavi is remembered by many repeated pronouncements and hokemia.


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Among the most famous are probably the update “Good grief!” (“Dear Ordinary!”) , saddling “Rats!” (“Heck!”) , “sigh” describing the sigh, the barking word “blockhead” (“pölkkypää”), and the horror cry “AAUGH” (the spelling varies in Finnish versions).


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The naive life wisdom, “Happiness is a warm puppy” (Happiness is a warm puppy), is formed by his own chapter.


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Lausahdus originally appeared together, on the “Peanvat strip” which aired on 25 April 1960.


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Following the suggestion offered to him, Schulz published a picture book of the same name, elevated to sales success, in 1962, which moved the Peanuts characters to a new format and made the phrase a trademark of the series.


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The phrase formed over time as the subject of numerous references and parodies.


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Schulz drew several strips himself, mocking the uncomplicated suckness of the original “Happiness Is a Warm Puppy” strip.


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The Happiness is a Warm Puppy book was followed by a series of similarly styled publications.


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Many fans of Peanuts viewed this exploitation of the characters' “cuteness” as undermining the true merits of the series, which were rather hidden in its sharpness and ruthlessness.


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[97] Happiness is a Warm Puppy has been translated twice, in 1972 as Onni is a warm dog and in 1984 as Onni is a calorific puppy.


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During the 1970s and 1980s, Otava also published several other books in the same series in Finnish.


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[98] “Onni on [some minor matter]” and the recurring opening phrase “Oli a dark and stormy night” in Ressu's novel scripts are well-known phrases from Tenavi.


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[99] The term security blanket apparently spread into the English language after Schulz used it in his series starting in the mid-1950s.


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[100] Schulz proudly referred in interviews to the fact that the word he launched had ended up in the dictionary.


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[101] The Society Peanuts often contained humorous references to current phenomena and topics that sparked political controversy, but Schulz always avoided taking an open stand and choosing a side, both in his series and outside it.


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[102] According to his own telling, he did not want to offend people.


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[103] Environmentalism and the promotion of women's sports were among the few controversial topics that Schulz openly defended in her series.


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[104] However, he also sometimes took an implicit stance on some of the issues he experienced as important through the characters in his series.


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For example, the appearance of dark-skinned Sam on Tenavi in 1968 was interpreted as a stance on the issue of race.


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[24] Schulz published a strip in 1963 citing a Supreme Court decision to ban co-praying in schools.


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The strip had been made in such a way that both opponents and supporters of school praying interpreted it as defending their own position.


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At Schulz's request, the strip was not allowed to be reissued for either party's purposes.


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[105] A similar stir was caused in 1970 by a strip where Eppu talks about unborn children in heaven.


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It was mistaken for a position on the issue of birth control and abortion, and even this time both sides of the dispute saw it as supporting their own position.


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Schulz denied the strip was a reference to these topics.


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[106] As someone who experienced World War II, Schulz wanted to keep the memory of war and veterans alive.


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Beginning in 1969, he drew a strip each year on National Veterans Day, November 11, in which Snoopy recounts celebrating Veteran's Day along with wartime cartoon fame Bill Mauldin.


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[107] In 1998, Schulz even copied into one of these strips the Willie and Joe characters featured in Mauldin's wartime cartoons, which must have been the only time Schulz used someone else's drawing in Tenavi.


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[108] Beginning in 1993, Schulz also drew the so-called D-Day Remembrance Trip on 6 June each year on the day of the Normandy landings, laconically urging readers to “remember”.


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[107] Religion Peanuts included frequent references to Biblical narratives and proverbs, increasing the interest of many convinced Christians in the series.


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Of the characters in the series, Eppu often quotes the Bible and the Gospels.


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From Schulz's will to the first Peanvat animation, a scene was attached to Jaska Jokusen's Christmas in which Eppu explains the meaning of Christmas by quoting the Gospel of Luke.


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[109] Schulz was a conviction Christian, and he belonged to a long-standing church called the Church of God.


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After moving to California, however, he distanced himself from his church and stopped going to church altogether.


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During the 1960s and 1970s, his religious opinions became much more liberal than previously thought.


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[110] In an interview in 1987, he speculated that he was becoming a secular humanist.


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[111] According to Schulz, Peanuts did not proclaim any interpretation of the faith and was an “anti-evangelical” rather than an evangelical cartoon.


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[110] However, according to his own telling, he wanted to deal with the Bible in his series in an intelligent way.


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[111] Schulz also said that he hates how, for example, Ville Vallaton prays in his comic book and discusses with God about his shenanigans.


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Such comics were, in Schulz's view, very shallow.


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[112] In the later years of the Peanuts, Schulz also drew many strips criticising money-raising TV preachers and fundamentalist sects.


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[113] Robert L. Short wrote two books, The Gospel according to Peanuts (1964) and The Parables of Peanuts (1968), in which he recounted the theological messages he found in Peanuts.


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Schulz and Short became friends, but according to Schulz, Short's books did not actually analyze the content of Peanuts and did not reflect his own religious views; Short merely used Tenav as a tool to express his own perceptions.


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[114] Short's first book was an immediate sales success, and Schulz speculated it had also increased the popularity of Peanuts.


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[115] In 1966 Viikkosanom published Tenavia in Finland, there was a fresh news story that was practically a direct quote from Short's book.


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[116] Short's first book was published in Finnish as Peanuts on the road to truth in 1967.


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In 2008, a new translation appeared under the name Gospel of Peanavie.


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[98] A collection of strips on Peanuts religion was published in 1984 and the beagles and the bunnies shall lie down together: the theology in Peanuts.


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It was translated in 2003 and 2004 under the names Ressu Dogmatics and Theology of Peanuts [98].


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Some have speculated that in Tenavi also Epu's belief in the Great Pumpkin would be a metaphor for religion.


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When Schulz received a reader letter in 1965 complaining that the Great Pumpkin was sacrilege, Schulz replied that he agreed and that his intention was in fact merely to show Santa Claus to be exactly the same.


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[117] Views on the content of the series Schulz drew, according to his own narration, Tenavia specifically for adults.