Peanuts Former Good Ol Charlie Brown

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Childhood our parents always try to protect by making sure we are safe from things that shows danger. When we are only kids, we are extremely protected by our parents, but we do not see the danger. We do not see the whole world "bubble". However, our parents are adults and they already knows what can happen, because kids can not see it. On " Peanuts Featuring Good ol Charlie Brown" says " You don't have to worry about anything.. your mom and dad are in the front seat and they do all the worrying..they take care of everything."
In adulthood your world starts to expand and people become more mature and responsible. During the transition from childhood to adulthood people loses their safety. For example: in "Through the Tunnel" if his mother

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