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** In Part 2, Pete's dad realizes [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his mistake]] in having helped drive Artie away and goes looking for him to bring him back while Pete tries to muster the courage to face Papercut again. Pete and Papercut meet on the schoolyard for their final rematch just as Dad returns with Artie. Artie moves to the rescue... [[ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself but holds back]]. Papercut throws Paper, just ''daring'' Pete to defy him. Pete is terrified... but then he throws [[TakeAThirdOption Meteor!!]] Inspired, the kids step forward and throw other Third Options like Volcano, all designed to destroy Paper. Papercut has a VillainousBreakdown and flees, leaving Pete victorious. He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is a BittersweetEnding. Artie is proud, but sad, since Pete winning on his own means that Pete doesn't need him anymore. Artie decides to leave town for good. He knows Pete will be okay without him, and somewhere out there is another little boy in need of his own personal superhero. Especially effective given the usage of "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l2Mk-_6v8s Why I Cry]]" by Music/TheMagneticFields at the end of the episode.
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** In Part 2, Pete's dad realizes [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his mistake]] in having helped drive Artie away and goes looking for him to bring him back while Pete tries to muster the courage to face Papercut again. Pete and Papercut meet on the schoolyard for their final rematch just as Dad returns with Artie. Artie moves to the rescue... [[ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself but holds back]]. Papercut throws Paper, just ''daring'' Pete to defy him. Pete is terrified... but then he throws [[TakeAThirdOption Meteor!!]] Inspired, the kids step forward and throw other Third Options like Volcano, all designed to destroy Paper. Papercut has a VillainousBreakdown and flees, leaving Pete victorious. He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is a BittersweetEnding. Artie is proud, but sad, since Pete winning on his own means that Pete doesn't need him anymore. Artie decides to leave town for good. He knows Pete will be okay without him, and somewhere out there is another little boy in need of his own personal superhero. Especially effective given the usage of "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l2Mk-_6v8s Why I Cry]]" by Music/TheMagneticFields at the end of the episode.episode.
* Mr. Tastee's speech about summer not lasting forever, despite it's many wonders. It's doubly sad when you realize it's also a metaphor for how childhood doesn't last forever, and eventually all the kids will grow up and leave Mr. Tastee behind.
* Mr. Tastee's speech about summer not lasting forever, despite it's many wonders. It's doubly sad when you realize it's also a metaphor for how childhood doesn't last forever, and eventually all the kids will grow up and leave Mr. Tastee behind.
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** In Part 2, Pete's dad realizes [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his mistake]] in having helped drive Artie away and goes looking for him to bring him back while Pete tries to muster the courage to face Papercut again. Pete and Papercut meet on the schoolyard for their final rematch just as Dad returns with Artie. Artie moves to the rescue... [[ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself but holds back]]. Papercut throws Paper, just ''daring'' Pete to defy him. Pete is terrified... but then he throws [[TakeAThirdOption Meteor!!]] Inspired, the kids step forward and throw other Third Options like Volcano, all designed to destroy Paper. Papercut has a VillainousBreakdown and flees, leaving Pete victorious. He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is a BittersweetEnding. Artie is proud, but sad, since Pete winning on his own means that Pete doesn't need him anymore. Artie decides to leave town for good. He knows Pete will be okay without him, and somewhere out there is another little boy in need of his own personal superhero. Made more effective by the usage of "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l2Mk-_6v8s Why I Cry]]" by Music/TheMagneticFields at the end of the episode.
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** In Part 2, Pete's dad realizes [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his mistake]] in having helped drive Artie away and goes looking for him to bring him back while Pete tries to muster the courage to face Papercut again. Pete and Papercut meet on the schoolyard for their final rematch just as Dad returns with Artie. Artie moves to the rescue... [[ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself but holds back]]. Papercut throws Paper, just ''daring'' Pete to defy him. Pete is terrified... but then he throws [[TakeAThirdOption Meteor!!]] Inspired, the kids step forward and throw other Third Options like Volcano, all designed to destroy Paper. Papercut has a VillainousBreakdown and flees, leaving Pete victorious. He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is a BittersweetEnding. Artie is proud, but sad, since Pete winning on his own means that Pete doesn't need him anymore. Artie decides to leave town for good. He knows Pete will be okay without him, and somewhere out there is another little boy in need of his own personal superhero. Made more Especially effective by given the usage of "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l2Mk-_6v8s Why I Cry]]" by Music/TheMagneticFields at the end of the episode.
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** In Part 2, Pete's dad realizes [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his mistake]] in having helped drive Artie away and goes looking for him to bring him back while Pete tries to muster the courage to face Papercut again. Pete and Papercut meet on the schoolyard for their final rematch just as Dad returns with Artie. Artie moves to the rescue... [[ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself but holds back]]. Papercut throws Paper, just ''daring'' Pete to defy him. Pete is terrified... but then he throws [[TakeAThirdOption Meteor!!]] Inspired, the kids step forward and throw other Third Options like Volcano, all designed to destroy Paper. Papercut has a VillainousBreakdown and flees, leaving Pete victorious. He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is a BittersweetEnding. Artie is proud, but sad, since Pete winning on his own means that Pete doesn't need him anymore. Artie decides to leave town for good. He knows Pete will be okay without him, and somewhere out there is another little boy in need of his own personal superhero.
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** In Part 2, Pete's dad realizes [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his mistake]] in having helped drive Artie away and goes looking for him to bring him back while Pete tries to muster the courage to face Papercut again. Pete and Papercut meet on the schoolyard for their final rematch just as Dad returns with Artie. Artie moves to the rescue... [[ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself but holds back]]. Papercut throws Paper, just ''daring'' Pete to defy him. Pete is terrified... but then he throws [[TakeAThirdOption Meteor!!]] Inspired, the kids step forward and throw other Third Options like Volcano, all designed to destroy Paper. Papercut has a VillainousBreakdown and flees, leaving Pete victorious. He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is a BittersweetEnding. Artie is proud, but sad, since Pete winning on his own means that Pete doesn't need him anymore. Artie decides to leave town for good. He knows Pete will be okay without him, and somewhere out there is another little boy in need of his own personal superhero. Made more effective by the usage of "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1l2Mk-_6v8s Why I Cry]]" by Music/TheMagneticFields at the end of the episode.
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* "Farewell, My Little Viking."
** To expand, this was a two-part episode dealing with the adults trying to get rid of Artie for good, by convincing him that his antics are sophomoric and unnecessary. They succeed and Artie leaves town to become a responsible adult, leaving Little Pete alone to face Papercut, a bully who can create hundreds of weapons from folded origami paper. Pete had always been able to defeat Papercut, but only when Artie was there to help him. Without the superhero, Pete backs down, taking the loser's penalty in Papercut's challenge. [[note]] Papercut's forte is challenging his victims to games of Rock, Paper, Scissors where it is common knowledge that he always throws Paper. All the kids who are afraid of him throw Rock; the loser in these games pays the penalty by being smacked painfully on the wrist by the winner. Pain is fleeting, but defying Papercut is forever.[[/note]]
** In part 2, Pete's dad realizes [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his mistake]] in having helped drive Artie away and goes looking for him to bring him back while Pete tries to muster the courage to face Papercut again. Pete and Papercut meet on the schoolyard for their final rematch just as Dad returns with Artie. Artie moves to the rescue... [[ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself but holds back]]. Papercut throws Paper, just ''daring'' Pete to defy him. Pete is terrified... but then he throws [[TakeAThirdOption Meteor!!]] Inspired, the kids step forward and throw things like Volcano and other Third Options, all designed to destroy Paper. Papercut has a VillainousBreakdown and flees, leaving Pete victorious.
** He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is a BittersweetEnding. Artie is proud, but sad, since Pete winning on his own means that Pete doesn't need him anymore. Artie decides to leave town for good. He knows Pete will be okay without him, and somewhere out there is another little boy in need of his own personal superhero.
** To expand, this was a two-part episode dealing with the adults trying to get rid of Artie for good, by convincing him that his antics are sophomoric and unnecessary. They succeed and Artie leaves town to become a responsible adult, leaving Little Pete alone to face Papercut, a bully who can create hundreds of weapons from folded origami paper. Pete had always been able to defeat Papercut, but only when Artie was there to help him. Without the superhero, Pete backs down, taking the loser's penalty in Papercut's challenge. [[note]] Papercut's forte is challenging his victims to games of Rock, Paper, Scissors where it is common knowledge that he always throws Paper. All the kids who are afraid of him throw Rock; the loser in these games pays the penalty by being smacked painfully on the wrist by the winner. Pain is fleeting, but defying Papercut is forever.[[/note]]
** In part 2, Pete's dad realizes [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his mistake]] in having helped drive Artie away and goes looking for him to bring him back while Pete tries to muster the courage to face Papercut again. Pete and Papercut meet on the schoolyard for their final rematch just as Dad returns with Artie. Artie moves to the rescue... [[ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself but holds back]]. Papercut throws Paper, just ''daring'' Pete to defy him. Pete is terrified... but then he throws [[TakeAThirdOption Meteor!!]] Inspired, the kids step forward and throw things like Volcano and other Third Options, all designed to destroy Paper. Papercut has a VillainousBreakdown and flees, leaving Pete victorious.
** He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is a BittersweetEnding. Artie is proud, but sad, since Pete winning on his own means that Pete doesn't need him anymore. Artie decides to leave town for good. He knows Pete will be okay without him, and somewhere out there is another little boy in need of his own personal superhero.
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* "Farewell, My Little Viking."
** To expand, thisViking" was a two-part episode dealing with the adults trying to get rid of Artie for good, by convincing him that his antics are sophomoric and unnecessary. They succeed and unnecessary.
** In Part 1, Artie leaves town to become a responsible adult, leaving Little Pete alone to face Papercut, a bully who can create hundreds of weapons from folded origami paper. Pete had always been able to defeat Papercut, but only when Artie was there to help him. Without the superhero, Pete backs down, taking the loser's penalty in Papercut's challenge. [[note]] Papercut's forte is challenging his victims to games of Rock, Paper, Scissors where it is common knowledge that he always throws Paper. All the kids who are afraid of him throw Rock; the loser in these games pays the penalty by being smacked painfully on the wrist by the winner. Pain is fleeting, but defying Papercut is forever.[[/note]]
** Inpart Part 2, Pete's dad realizes [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his mistake]] in having helped drive Artie away and goes looking for him to bring him back while Pete tries to muster the courage to face Papercut again. Pete and Papercut meet on the schoolyard for their final rematch just as Dad returns with Artie. Artie moves to the rescue... [[ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself but holds back]]. Papercut throws Paper, just ''daring'' Pete to defy him. Pete is terrified... but then he throws [[TakeAThirdOption Meteor!!]] Inspired, the kids step forward and throw things like Volcano and other Third Options, Options like Volcano, all designed to destroy Paper. Papercut has a VillainousBreakdown and flees, leaving Pete victorious. \n** He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is a BittersweetEnding. Artie is proud, but sad, since Pete winning on his own means that Pete doesn't need him anymore. Artie decides to leave town for good. He knows Pete will be okay without him, and somewhere out there is another little boy in need of his own personal superhero.
** To expand, this
** In Part 1, Artie leaves town to become a responsible adult, leaving Little Pete alone to face Papercut, a bully who can create hundreds of weapons from folded origami paper. Pete had always been able to defeat Papercut, but only when Artie was there to help him. Without the superhero, Pete backs down, taking the loser's penalty in Papercut's challenge. [[note]] Papercut's forte is challenging his victims to games of Rock, Paper, Scissors where it is common knowledge that he always throws Paper. All the kids who are afraid of him throw Rock; the loser in these games pays the penalty by being smacked painfully on the wrist by the winner. Pain is fleeting, but defying Papercut is forever.[[/note]]
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** In part 2, Pete's dad realizes [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his mistake]] in having helped drive Artie away and goes looking for him to bring him back while Pete tries to muster the courage to face Papercut again. Pete and Papercut meet on the schoolyard for their final rematch just as Dad returns with Artie. Artie moves to the rescue... [[ThisIsSomethingHeHasToDoHimself but holds back]]. Papercut throws Paper, just ''daring'' Pete to defy him. Pete is terrified... but then he throws [[TakeAThirdOption Meteor!!]] Inspired, the kids step forward and throw things like Volcano and other Third Options, all designed to destroy Paper. Papercut has a VillainousBreakdown and flees, leaving Pete victorious.
** He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is a BittersweetVictory. Artie is proud, but sad, since Pete winning on his own means that Pete doesn't need him anymore. Artie decides to leave town for good. He knows Pete will be okay without him, and somewhere out there is another little boy in need of his own personal superhero.
** He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is a BittersweetVictory. Artie is proud, but sad, since Pete winning on his own means that Pete doesn't need him anymore. Artie decides to leave town for good. He knows Pete will be okay without him, and somewhere out there is another little boy in need of his own personal superhero.
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** In part 2, Pete's dad realizes [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his mistake]] in having helped drive Artie away and goes looking for him to bring him back while Pete tries to muster the courage to face Papercut again. Pete and Papercut meet on the schoolyard for their final rematch just as Dad returns with Artie. Artie moves to the rescue... [[ThisIsSomethingHeHasToDoHimself [[ThisIsSomethingHesGotToDoHimself but holds back]]. Papercut throws Paper, just ''daring'' Pete to defy him. Pete is terrified... but then he throws [[TakeAThirdOption Meteor!!]] Inspired, the kids step forward and throw things like Volcano and other Third Options, all designed to destroy Paper. Papercut has a VillainousBreakdown and flees, leaving Pete victorious.
** He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is aBittersweetVictory.BittersweetEnding. Artie is proud, but sad, since Pete winning on his own means that Pete doesn't need him anymore. Artie decides to leave town for good. He knows Pete will be okay without him, and somewhere out there is another little boy in need of his own personal superhero.
** He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is a
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* "Farewell, My Little Viking."
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* "Farewell, My Little Viking.""
** To expand, this was a two-part episode dealing with the adults trying to get rid of Artie for good, by convincing him that his antics are sophomoric and unnecessary. They succeed and Artie leaves town to become a responsible adult, leaving Little Pete alone to face Papercut, a bully who can create hundreds of weapons from folded origami paper. Pete had always been able to defeat Papercut, but only when Artie was there to help him. Without the superhero, Pete backs down, taking the loser's penalty in Papercut's challenge. [[note]] Papercut's forte is challenging his victims to games of Rock, Paper, Scissors where it is common knowledge that he always throws Paper. All the kids who are afraid of him throw Rock; the loser in these games pays the penalty by being smacked painfully on the wrist by the winner. Pain is fleeting, but defying Papercut is forever.[[/note]]
** In part 2, Pete's dad realizes [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his mistake]] in having helped drive Artie away and goes looking for him to bring him back while Pete tries to muster the courage to face Papercut again. Pete and Papercut meet on the schoolyard for their final rematch just as Dad returns with Artie. Artie moves to the rescue... [[ThisIsSomethingHeHasToDoHimself but holds back]]. Papercut throws Paper, just ''daring'' Pete to defy him. Pete is terrified... but then he throws [[TakeAThirdOption Meteor!!]] Inspired, the kids step forward and throw things like Volcano and other Third Options, all designed to destroy Paper. Papercut has a VillainousBreakdown and flees, leaving Pete victorious.
** He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is a BittersweetVictory. Artie is proud, but sad, since Pete winning on his own means that Pete doesn't need him anymore. Artie decides to leave town for good. He knows Pete will be okay without him, and somewhere out there is another little boy in need of his own personal superhero.
** To expand, this was a two-part episode dealing with the adults trying to get rid of Artie for good, by convincing him that his antics are sophomoric and unnecessary. They succeed and Artie leaves town to become a responsible adult, leaving Little Pete alone to face Papercut, a bully who can create hundreds of weapons from folded origami paper. Pete had always been able to defeat Papercut, but only when Artie was there to help him. Without the superhero, Pete backs down, taking the loser's penalty in Papercut's challenge. [[note]] Papercut's forte is challenging his victims to games of Rock, Paper, Scissors where it is common knowledge that he always throws Paper. All the kids who are afraid of him throw Rock; the loser in these games pays the penalty by being smacked painfully on the wrist by the winner. Pain is fleeting, but defying Papercut is forever.[[/note]]
** In part 2, Pete's dad realizes [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his mistake]] in having helped drive Artie away and goes looking for him to bring him back while Pete tries to muster the courage to face Papercut again. Pete and Papercut meet on the schoolyard for their final rematch just as Dad returns with Artie. Artie moves to the rescue... [[ThisIsSomethingHeHasToDoHimself but holds back]]. Papercut throws Paper, just ''daring'' Pete to defy him. Pete is terrified... but then he throws [[TakeAThirdOption Meteor!!]] Inspired, the kids step forward and throw things like Volcano and other Third Options, all designed to destroy Paper. Papercut has a VillainousBreakdown and flees, leaving Pete victorious.
** He sees Artie and goes over to celebrate, but it is a BittersweetVictory. Artie is proud, but sad, since Pete winning on his own means that Pete doesn't need him anymore. Artie decides to leave town for good. He knows Pete will be okay without him, and somewhere out there is another little boy in need of his own personal superhero.
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* Two words: "Artie Leaves."
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* Two words: "Artie Leaves."Farewell, My Little Viking."
