Snoopy, flying ace to the rescue

Snoopy, flying ace to the rescue

by Darice Bailer, Charles M. Schulz

Part of Peanuts ready-to-read

2002
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Instead of doing what other dogs do, Charlie Brown's dog imagines himself chasing the German World War I pilot, the Red Baron.

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    Snoopy chooses to imagine himself as a flying ace rather than engage in typical dog activities. What do you think draws him to this particular fantasy, and what does it seem to provide him emotionally or psychologically?

  2. 2

    We all have our own ways of escaping or finding adventure. What kind of "Red Baron" battles or imagined quests do you engage in, either in your mind or through hobbies, when you want to break from routine?

  3. 3

    The Red Baron is Snoopy's ultimate, constantly elusive adversary. What do you think the Red Baron symbolizes for Snoopy, and what does it mean to constantly pursue (and often fail to defeat) such a formidable foe?

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