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(The kids are playing Dungeons and Dragons.)
Robert: I push my shoulder against the secret door to see if it gives way.
Philip: Uh, it does. (Creaking sound)
Friederich: He does sound effects, too!
Robert: Hey, I always did sound effects. A-A swarm of bloodthirsty bats fly through the dungeon. (Fluttering sounds) Uh, uh, they attack a nearby unicorn. (Whimpering)
Friederich: Okay, well, I have a sound effect for those sound effects. (Blows raspberry)
My Struwwelpeter ships:
Peter x Konrad
Friederich x Paulinchen
Kaspar x Hans
Philip x Robert
Hans: What if people had food names and food had people names?
Friederich: Hey, spaghetti, we're having Hans for dinner.
Peter: What is wrong with you people?
Robert: Shut up, chocolate.
Struwwelpeter headcanons (based on the movie)
The children didn’t truly know each other until the end of the movie.
Right before the scene we see at the end of the movie, their parents took them to Nikolas’s house. The scene is set during the Christmas season, which in Germany would consist of the four weeks of Advent until the 24th (correct me if I’m wrong).
We see the unnamed woman and her son from the beginning of the book walking onto the scene first because they want to be role models to the others.
The Inky Boys were honestly being cut a little slack, in my opinion, as after the events of the film they were banished from the group.
Colin (the unnamed dark-skinned boy) wanted to join the group, but he’s very shy. He still shows up from time to time, though.
Robert actually picked up his umbrella after the events of the film and kept it, even though he no longer uses it in really heavy storms- his parents are fine with little drizzles.
Philip still owns his stick horse and loves it.
The hare hopped off into the woods with his new cabbage. He is a wild animal, after all.
Konrad’s thumbs came back -you guessed it -because of Nikolas. Nikolas decided to give him a second chance- if he ever sucks his thumbs again, they’ll be gone for good. Gladly, Kon has vowed to not suck his thumbs evermore!
Paulinchen wasn’t playing around when she backed up from that sparkler! Fire gives her the creeps now.
Minz and Maunz still have their catnip mousies.
Hans no longer looks at the sky while he’s walking, but he does when he’s lying on his back and relaxing, on, say, a towel or a lounge chair. And yes, he loves that piano a lot.
Seeing Kaspar walk up to Nikolas while finishing a bowl of soup just tells all: he loves soup, he always has, and he always will. But I’m sure he enjoyed those candies Nikolas gave him very much, too.
The sausages Nikolas gave Tray were, of course, liverwursts.
Friederich was very worried about his punishment, and that’s why he came next to last. He also believes he and the Christkind are on very rocky terms, so he didn’t know what she was going to think of him becoming a good person. He didn’t even think she was going to believe it.
Peter took a long time to get himself all nice and neat. That’s why he came last.
After the events of the movie, Nikolas let the children free to do whatever they wanted. So they introduced themselves to each other. They then met up many times after that event and eventually became close-knit friends. So I guess you have Nikolas to thank for their friendship.
Struwwelpeter characters as Garfield strips
Peter
Friederich
Paulinchen
Konrad
Kaspar
Philip
Hans
Robert
Robert: *falls down the stairs*
Philip: *catches him* I think you just…. fell for me.
Robert: Put me down.
~~~
Paulinchen: *sitting on Friederich's lap* GIVE ME ATTENTION!
Friederich: We were just making out two seconds ago!
Paulinchen: I don’t see your point.
~~~
Kaspar: *eating soup* This tastes amazing!
Hans: Can I try?
Kaspar: Sure!
Hans: *kisses Kaspar* You're right, it does taste good!
Kaspar: *blushes*
~~~
Philip: As far as I’m concerned, I don’t blush!
Robert: Oh really, what if I do this? *kisses Philip's cheek*
Philip: Nope.
Robert: What about this? *kisses his other cheek*
Philip: Nah.
Robert: *kisses him on the lips*
Philip: Still nothing.
Robert: I give up! *walks out of the room*
Philip: *turns as red as a tomato*
~~~
Philip: *trips over* Ahh! Kon, can you help me up, please?
Konrad: Uhh, nah, your fine!
Peter: *gets a paper cut* Ouch!
Konrad: OMG, PETE!! YOU'RE BLEEDING! HERE, LET ME HELP YOU, POOR THING!!
Philip: I-
~~~
Friederich: *throwing rocks at Paulinchen’s window*
Paulinchen: I GAVE YOU A PHONE FOR A REASON!
Friederich: *thump*
Paulinchen: DID YOU JUST THROW YOUR PHONE AT THE WINDOW?!
~~~
Konrad: Gosh! It’s cold!
Peter: Here, take my hoodie!
Konrad: Awww, thanks!
*an hour later*
Konrad: *aggressively inhaling Peter's hoodie while curled up inside it* You're never getting this back!
~~~
Kaspar: *fixing something* Hansi! Can you give me a hand, please?
Hans: *holds Kaspar's hand*
Kaspar: … Cute, but not what I meant.
Robert: My hands are getting tired. I'll hook the umbrella onto my belt loop. There ... WHOOP!
(Robert flips upside down. The umbrella pulls his pants down a little, his shirt falls over his head- *SHOOF!*, and his underwear is showing as he hangs.
Robert: If a plane comes along now, I'm gonna die.
Gretchen: Freddy says he's gonna move out soon. Paulinchen: What did you do? Did you change the contrast or brightness settings on the television? Gretchen: No. Robert: Did you take a band aid off in front of him? Gretchen: No. Kaspar: Did you buy generic ketchup, forget to rinse the sink, talk to him through the bathroom door? Philip: Adjust the thermostat, cook with cilantro, pronounce the T in often? Gretchen: No. Peter: Did you make fun of Tray? Gretchen: I didn’t do anything, he’s just gone insane. Hans: Well, we all knew this day was coming.
