Vicram Goud

Vicram Goud проживает в городе Pune, Индия. Семейное положение Vicram: женат. Из открытых источников получены следующие сведения: информация о высшем и среднем образовании.

The boys still have no idea who is helping them through the night. One night, Charlie Brown and Linus agree to take turns standing watch to identify their mysterious benefactor. That night, the Baron is going down the pub and he instructs Violette not to let the boys in. "Why can't we have peace?" she asks rhetorically. Violette does not agree with her uncle's beliefs, and wants to be hospitable, to which the baron replies that such flights of fancy are foolish, and she is warned sternly to leave them alone. Linus stands watch and, during Charlie Brown's watch, he falls asleep. Linus wakes up and grimaces to see Charlie Brown asleep with a smile on his face as Violette has covered him with his blanket. Linus sees that the blankets have been fixed and new food has been put out, so he gets up and attempts to follow. Upon entering the chateau for the first time, he follows the light through the foyer and parlor, eventually heading up to the top floor. The light moves down a long hallway and through a door, down which Linus carefully sneaks. He peaks through the keyhole and sees a young girl with auburn hair dressed in a white shirt and lavender pinafore dress looking through some documents and photographs. Linus quietly enters the room, badly startling Violette. Violette confesses that inviting Charlie Brown to the chateau was a mistake, and that if her uncle were to return and find them, they would "be in great danger." Persistent to the last, Linus refuses to leave and makes Violette explain herself. She then tells the story - her grandmother had often told her the story of a wartime love affair that she had with a man known as Silas Brown, Charlie Brown's grandfather. She then produces a black-and-white photograph of a soldier who bears a striking resemblance to Charlie Brown and a curly-haired woman smiling daintily. Silas was an infantryman stationed in France during World War II, and stayed at the chateau. There, he met Violette's grandmother and they fell in love. When Silas received his marching orders, he promised to write letters to his love; however, they eventually stopped coming. Violette's grandmother moved on, marrying and having a family; however, "she never forgot the charming American."

was followed three years later by a 1983 television special, What Have We Learned, Charlie Brown?, in which the gang sees memorials and places related to World Wars I and II. Unlike most other Peanuts animated adaptations, this film is one of the few to prominently feature adults in both on-screen and speaking parts, without the use of the signature trombone speech ("wah-wah") sound effect. The four adults that are featured include a London black cab driver who takes Snoopy to Wimbledon, a waiter in a London restaurant (with such a strong Cockney accent