What I didn't say in the above, but I should have, was that I based this upon a careful reading of "The Gospel According to Peanuts." Other authors, however, interpret the rarely seen supernatural character (who appears only once in the history of Peanuts and which I have never seen) that abducts/raptures Rerun as either Satan/Martians/Christ (or God), depending upon the philosophy/religious bent of the individual reader. Despite the informative books, "The Tao of Pooh," (please don't get me started on Christopher Robin's role), "Brother Benjamin: The Multi-Culturalism of Peanuts and its influence on Wee-Pals," and in addition to the over-handed Christian preachiness of the amputee figure in Peter Hart's "B.C."), I see that Rerun was meant to be seen as a negative example to us all and therefore condemned to an afterlife of everlasting torment and hell (a glimpse of which appears while Charlie Brown waits to make a full confession, in "It's a mortal sin, Charlie Brown."). Whereas Linus (an anagram of "Sin Lu" = "without sin") is to be seen as God's representative on earth, Rerun (an anagram of "runer" = either a follower of runes/satanic writing or a ruin/who by following him becomes a ruin/er of mankind) is clearly trouble. Lucy, I haven't figured out yet. Either she a) a Jezebel or b) just a bitch. I tend to think the latter.

I think she meant Fred "Rerun" Berry of "What's Happening?" fame. He died.