Sally Brown Quotes in The Peanuts Movie (2015)

Sally Brown: Can a brother and a sister get a divorce?

Sally Brown: It's the last day of school! Well, big brother, can you believe it? My last day of school. No more reading, writing, arithmetic! No more learning forever!

Charlie Brown: What are you talking about? This is just the start of summer vacation. You have eight more years of grammar school, four more years of high school, plus four more years of college.

Sally Brown: [muttering while trying to do the math] Carry the one, over the extra one...

[out loud]

Sally Brown: That gives us 36 more years of school! I'll be bald and wrinkly by then!

[as Charlie Brown takes a peek through his shades, Sally opens his shades]

Sally Brown: What are you looking at, big brother?

Charlie Brown: [Closing down his shades] Are you crazy?

Sally Brown: [as they are opening up and closing down his shades over and over again] Hey! I want to see!

Charlie Brown: Wooaah!

Sally Brown: Ohhh, you're in love.

[last lines before the credits]

Linus: It must feel pretty great being Charlie Brown right about now!

Pig-Pen: You did it!

Peppermint Patty: Nice job, Chuck!

Marcie: Good job, Charles.

Sally Brown: Hey, big brother!

[blows up a balloon with Charlie Brown's face on it]

Sally Brown: I'm proud to be your little sister.

Lucy van Pelt: [crabbily] You've really shown something new to me, you blockhead!

[nicely]

Lucy van Pelt: You're always full of surprises. Good ol' Charlie Brown.

[as everyone cheers and lifts Charlie Brown up into the air, the scene turns into a black and white drawing. The final touch to the drawing is added: Sparky adding his signature]

Charlie Brown: You know, I could really use a dance partner.

Sally Brown: [watching TV] Yeah, good luck with that.

Sally Brown: [leading a guided tour of Charlie Brown's house] And this is where it all began. As a youth, he passed many hours just sitting in that chair, keeping his deep thoughts to himself. And here we have his early kites, used in many aerodynamic studies. If we are lucky, we will see him in his natural habitat. And this is the actual bed where he lies and ponders life's greatest questions.

Charlie Brown: [waking up] Hey! What are you doing?

Sally Brown: I'm trying to cash in on your celebrity.

Charlie Brown: [noticing Sally surrounded by merchandise themed after his shirt] What are you up to *now*?

Sally Brown: Now that you're a big celebrity, I have to move fast. The fame that comes with intellectual superiority can be very fleeting. You have to cash in while you can.

Sally Brown: Hey! What's going on? Turn it down! Turn it down in there!

[growls]

Snoopy, Sally Brown: Huh?

Charlie Brown: She likes to dance.

Sally Brown: Ugh!

Sally Brown: Snow day? Snow day! No school today! Dreams do come true!

Sally Brown: Big brother! Pull yourself together!

Sally Brown: [Everybody is writing on their registration form except her] What a trip! Here we are doing a paper. We could've stayed in school!

Sally Brown: [as she knits a wallet in front of a crafts tent with the other girls] If you want a wallet, why can't you just go to the store and buy one?

[Her piece of thread breaks]

Sally Brown: Aaaaaaa!

Linus Van Pelt: Are we dead?

Lucy Van Pelt: Thanks to old Charlie Brown.

Sally Brown: I'm not dead.

Patricia "Peppermint Patty" Reichardt: Of course you're not dead!

Lucy Van Pelt: No thanks to old Charlie Brown!

Charlie Brown: All right, all right, let's go to the river!

Sally Brown: [Woodstock disappeared in the storm, so Snoopy is looking for him, and everyone is now looking for both of them]

[lifting up a small rock]

Sally Brown: Snoopy?

[puts it down, then lifts up a leaf]

Sally Brown: Hmmm. Not here, either.

[lets go and moves on]

Patricia "Peppermint Patty" Reichardt: Okay gang, I suggest we run this tent in a democratic fashion. The first thing we'll do is elect a tent leader. We'll have to prepare some ballots, and we'll do this democratically. We'll vote to see who's leader - one gal, one vote. However, we can't pass the ballots until we voted to see who's gonna pass the ballots. This will be done very democratically. Let's see... I vote that Lucy prepares the ballots.

Lucy Van Pelt: Wait a minute! You can't vote unless we have ballots!

Marcie: If we can't vote to see who will pass the ballots, how can we have ballots to vote?

Sally Brown: Yeah, who cares?

Patricia "Peppermint Patty" Reichardt: All in favor say "aye". Aye!

Marcie: Aye!

Lucy Van Pelt: No!

Sally Brown: No!

Patricia "Peppermint Patty" Reichardt: It's settled, Lucy will pass the ballots. Okay Lucy, pass the ballots. Everybody mark their choice, either vote for me or against me. That'll be fair.

Lucy Van Pelt: Wait one darned second! How about if we nominate somebody first?

Patricia "Peppermint Patty" Reichardt: Good idea! I nominate me! Any further nominations? If not, the nominations are declared closed. Okay gals, let's vote.

[the girls vote]

Patricia "Peppermint Patty" Reichardt: Marcie, pick up the votes and tally 'em.

Marcie: Alright, here's the way it went: one vote for Lucy, one vote for Peppermint Patty, one vote for Sally, and one vote for Marcie.

Patricia "Peppermint Patty" Reichardt: Huh, a tie vote. I guess I'll have to decide the casting vote.

Lucy Van Pelt: Huh?

Patricia "Peppermint Patty" Reichardt: The deciding vote is for Peppermint Patty! Peppermint Patty is the leader! I am the leader! It was fair and square!

Lucy Van Pelt: Boy, some vote!

[first lines]

[while traveling on a bus, Sally waves to a boy and girl outside, but the girl sticks her tongue out at her]

Sally Brown: Did you see that? She stuck her tongue out at me! I waved at that little kid and she stuck her tongue out at me! Boy, if I could get off this bus, I'd go back there and punch her lights out!