Schor de Kraai - Revision history

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	* [[Frits Lambrechts]] mentions [[Dolf de Kraai\|Dolf]]'s father during [[Het ~~Columbine~~ concert]].		* [[Frits Lambrechts]] mentions [[Dolf de Kraai\|Dolf]]'s father during [[Het Colombine concert]].

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	* [[Frits Lambrechts]] mentions [[Dolf de Kraai\|Dolf]]'s father during [[Het Columbine concert]].		* [[Frits Lambrechts]] mentions [[Dolf de Kraai\|Dolf]]'s father during [[Het Columbine concert]].

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	After the incident Dolf came home from [[wikipedia:Kindergarten\|kindergarten]] to find his home empty. Schor never acknowlegded him ever again, either on purpose or from his prolonged psychological deterioration.<ref name="DRO P121">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 121''</ref> Schor would then wander about meaninglessly, flying around and screaming, only to get worse and worse.<ref name="DRO P170">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 170''</ref>		After the incident Dolf came home from [[wikipedia:Kindergarten\|kindergarten]] to find his home empty. Schor never acknowlegded him ever again, either on purpose or from his prolonged psychological deterioration.<ref name="DRO P121">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 121''</ref> Schor would then wander about meaninglessly, flying around and screaming, only to get worse and worse.<ref name="DRO P170">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 170''</ref>

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	* [[Frits Lambrechts]] mentions [[Dolf de Kraai\|Dolf]]'s father during [[Het Columbine concert]].

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			===Tidbits===
			* [[Frits Lambrechts]] mentions [[Dolf de Kraai\|Dolf]]'s father during [[Het Columbine concert]].

	==Voice actors==		==Voice actors==

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	After the incident Dolf came home from [[wikipedia:Kindergarten\|kindergarten]] to find his home empty. Schor never acknowlegded him ever again, either on purpose or from his prolonged psychological deterioration.<ref name="DRO P121">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 121''</ref> Schor would then wander about meaninglessly, flying around and screaming, only to get worse and worse.<ref name="DRO P170">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 170''</ref>		After the incident Dolf came home from [[wikipedia:Kindergarten\|kindergarten]] to find his home empty. Schor never acknowlegded him ever again, either on purpose or from his prolonged psychological deterioration.<ref name="DRO P121">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 121''</ref> Schor would then wander about meaninglessly, flying around and screaming, only to get worse and worse.<ref name="DRO P170">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 170''</ref>

			===Tidbits===
			* [[Frits Lambrechts]] mentions [[Dolf de Kraai\|Dolf]]'s father during [[Het Columbine concert]].

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	[[File:Harald-Siepermann-Dolfs-father.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Harald Siepermann]] sketch for Schor's character design.]]		[[File:Harald-Siepermann-Dolfs-father.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Harald Siepermann]] sketch for Schor's character design.]]
	Schor is known for his shady past. Rumours about breaking the law, corruption and even [[wikipedia:Collaboration with Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy\|collaboration]] surround him. He was also suspected of ~~having~~ memory loss.<ref name="DRO P88B">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Pages 88 and 99''</ref>		Schor is known for his shady past. Rumours about breaking the law, corruption and even [[wikipedia:Collaboration with Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy\|collaboration]] surround him. He was also suspected of suffering from memory loss.<ref name="DRO P88B">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Pages 88 and 99''</ref>

	During his life in the [[Plaspoelpolder]] he made sure to make [[Johan Sebastiaan Kwak]]'s life a miserable hell as he couldn't understand that a [[:Category:Duck Character\|duck]] could be friends with a [[:Category:Mole Character\|mole]]. While [[Henk de Mol]], Johan's mole friend, didn't engage with Schor, it really got under Johan's nerves and he and Schor frequently got into fights.<ref name="DRO P88A">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 88''</ref>		During his life in the [[Plaspoelpolder]] he made sure to make [[Johan Sebastiaan Kwak]]'s life a miserable hell as he couldn't understand that a [[:Category:Duck Character\|duck]] could be friends with a [[:Category:Mole Character\|mole]]. While [[Henk de Mol]], Johan's mole friend, didn't engage with Schor, it really got under Johan's nerves and he and Schor frequently got into fights.<ref name="DRO P88A">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 88''</ref>

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	He lashes out to others for being strange or forming strange relationships, likely trying to project his own insecurities over having a [[:Category:Thrush Character\|thrush]] as a partner and a cross-breed son. He takes this frustration out on his family themselves as well. He treats [[Miriam Merel]] poorly when she only lays one egg, and doesn't take any responsibility in raising his son [[Dolf de Kraai\|Dolf]].<ref name="DRO P90">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 90''</ref> <ref name="DRO P93">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 93''</ref>		He lashes out to others for being strange or forming strange relationships, likely trying to project his own insecurities over having a [[:Category:Thrush Character\|thrush]] as a partner and a cross-breed son. He takes this frustration out on his family themselves as well. He treats [[Miriam Merel]] poorly when she only lays one egg, and doesn't take any responsibility in raising his son [[Dolf de Kraai\|Dolf]].<ref name="DRO P90">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 90''</ref> <ref name="DRO P93">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 93''</ref>

	He has psychotic tendencies, regularly suffering from memory loss and concentration problems.<ref name="DRO P89">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 89''</ref> He's even known to fly from tree to tree, drinking the juice of poisoned berries daily.<ref name="DRO P90">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 90''</ref><ref group="note">While the book [[De Droom van Alfred Jodocus Kwak (book)\|De Droom van Alfred Jodocus Kwak]] doesn't make this explicit, it could be that drinking the juice of poisoned berries is a euphemism for [[wikipedia:Alcoholism\|alcoholism]], which is made explicit in [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 5\|episode 5]] of the [[Alfred J. Kwak\|animated series]].</ref> Together with a drinking problem that even his son could identify at a young age<ref name="Ep5">{{CiteAJKep\|NL\|5}}</ref> it is possible that Schor might suffer from [[wikipedia:Korsakoff syndrome\|Korsakoff syndrome]], but this is pure conjecture.		He has psychotic tendencies, regularly suffering from memory loss and concentration problems.<ref name="DRO P89">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 89''</ref> He's even known to fly from tree to tree, drinking the juice of poisoned berries daily.<ref name="DRO P90">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 90''</ref><ref group="note">While the book [[De Droom van Alfred Jodocus Kwak (book)\|De Droom van Alfred Jodocus Kwak]] doesn't make this explicit, it could be that drinking the juice of poisoned berries is a euphemism for [[wikipedia:Alcoholism\|alcoholism]], which is made explicit in [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 5\|episode 5]] of the [[Alfred J. Kwak\|animated series]]. Possibly the writes of the book also implied [[wikipedia:Korsakoff syndrome\|Korsakoff syndrome]].</ref> Together with a drinking problem that even his son could identify at a young age<ref name="Ep5">{{CiteAJKep\|NL\|5}}</ref> it is possible that Schor might suffer from [[wikipedia:Korsakoff syndrome\|Korsakoff syndrome]], but this is pure conjecture.

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	[[File:Harald-Siepermann-Dolfs-father.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Harald Siepermann]] sketch for Schor's character design.]]		[[File:Harald-Siepermann-Dolfs-father.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Harald Siepermann]] sketch for Schor's character design.]]
	Schor is known for his shady past. Rumours about breaking the law, corruption and even [[wikipedia:Collaboration with Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy\|collaboration]] surround him. He was also suspected of having memory loss.<ref name="DRO ~~P88~~" />		Schor is known for his shady past. Rumours about breaking the law, corruption and even [[wikipedia:Collaboration with Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy\|collaboration]] surround him. He was also suspected of having memory loss.<ref name="DRO P88B">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Pages 88 and 99''</ref>

	During his life in the [[Plaspoelpolder]] he made sure to make [[Johan Sebastiaan Kwak]]'s life a miserable hell as he couldn't understand that a [[:Category:Duck Character\|duck]] could be friends with a [[:Category:Mole Character\|mole]]. While [[Henk de Mol]], Johan's mole friend, didn't engage with Schor, it really got under Johan's nerves and he and Schor frequently got into fights.<ref name="DRO P88A">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 88''</ref>		During his life in the [[Plaspoelpolder]] he made sure to make [[Johan Sebastiaan Kwak]]'s life a miserable hell as he couldn't understand that a [[:Category:Duck Character\|duck]] could be friends with a [[:Category:Mole Character\|mole]]. While [[Henk de Mol]], Johan's mole friend, didn't engage with Schor, it really got under Johan's nerves and he and Schor frequently got into fights.<ref name="DRO P88A">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 88''</ref>

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	[[File:Harald-Siepermann-Dolfs-father.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Harald Siepermann]] sketch for Schor's character design.]]		[[File:Harald-Siepermann-Dolfs-father.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|[[Harald Siepermann]] sketch for Schor's character design.]]
			Schor is known for his shady past. Rumours about breaking the law, corruption and even [[wikipedia:Collaboration with Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy\|collaboration]] surround him. He was also suspected of having memory loss.<ref name="DRO P88" />

	During his life in the [[Plaspoelpolder]] he made sure to make [[Johan Sebastiaan Kwak]]'s life a miserable hell as he couldn't understand that a [[:Category:Duck Character\|duck]] could be friends with a [[:Category:Mole Character\|mole]]. While [[Henk de Mol]], Johan's mole friend, didn't engage with Schor, it really got under Johan's nerves and he and Schor frequently got into fights.<ref name="DRO P88A">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 88''</ref>		During his life in the [[Plaspoelpolder]] he made sure to make [[Johan Sebastiaan Kwak]]'s life a miserable hell as he couldn't understand that a [[:Category:Duck Character\|duck]] could be friends with a [[:Category:Mole Character\|mole]]. While [[Henk de Mol]], Johan's mole friend, didn't engage with Schor, it really got under Johan's nerves and he and Schor frequently got into fights.<ref name="DRO P88A">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 88''</ref>

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	His [[:Category:Thrush Character\|thrush]] wife [[Miriam Merel]] keeps her surname, likely due to shame on Schor's part. They make one egg together, which hatches into [[Dolf de Kraai]], a crow with a yellow beak, which is something Schor couldn't accept. After they had a child together, Schor felt compelled to remain with Miriam, as his own beliefs demanded that they stay together, regardless of how unhappy he was with her.<ref name="DRO P94">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 94''</ref>		His [[:Category:Thrush Character\|thrush]] wife [[Miriam Merel]] keeps her surname, likely due to shame on Schor's part. They make one egg together, which hatches into [[Dolf de Kraai]], a crow with a yellow beak, which is something Schor couldn't accept. After they had a child together, Schor felt compelled to remain with Miriam, as his own beliefs demanded that they stay together, regardless of how unhappy he was with her.<ref name="DRO P94">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 94''</ref>

	~~After leaving the Plaspoelpolder, because~~ of the construction of [[Groot Speelgoedland]], and ~~settling~~ in a tree near [[Polderstad]] he grew increasingly impatient with Miriam's depression and would regularly call out for her to commit [[wikipedia:Suicide\|suicide]] if she wasn't feeling happy, as it would do him a favor as well. This emotionally weakened Miriam even more, on top of her duty of care to their son and providing food, which Schor refused to do.<ref name="DRO P118">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 118''</ref> This situation came to a head when Schor invited Miriam for a flight over Polderstad, an unfamiliar airspace to Miriam, then exploited her in her weakened state and directed her to crash into the [[Stompe Toren]], killing her. According to [[Henk de Mol]], [[Ollie de Ooievaar#Mollie de Ooievaar\|Mollie de Ooievaar]] was the only witness. Afterwards he claimed that Miriam had deliberately flown into the tower, and this account became the prevailing belief in Polderstad.<ref name="DRO P119">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 119-121''</ref>		Because of the construction of [[Groot Speelgoedland]], Schor and his family had to leave the tree they called a house in de [[Plaspoelpolder]] and traveled to a tree near [[Polderstad]]. Schor grew increasingly impatient with Miriam's depression and would regularly call out for her to commit [[wikipedia:Suicide\|suicide]] if she wasn't feeling happy, as it would do him a favor as well. Schor would also regularly hit his son, Dolf.<ref name="DRO P119A">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 119''</ref> This emotionally weakened Miriam even more, on top of her duty of care to their son and providing food, which Schor refused to do.<ref name="DRO P118">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 118''</ref> This situation came to a head when Schor invited Miriam for a flight over Polderstad, an unfamiliar airspace to Miriam, then exploited her in her weakened state and directed her to crash into the [[Stompe Toren]], killing her. According to [[Henk de Mol]], [[Ollie de Ooievaar#Mollie de Ooievaar\|Mollie de Ooievaar]] was the only witness. Afterwards he claimed that Miriam had deliberately flown into the tower, and this account became the prevailing belief in Polderstad.<ref name="DRO P119">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 119-121''</ref>

	After the incident Dolf came home from [[wikipedia:Kindergarten\|kindergarten]] to find his home empty. Schor never acknowlegded him ever again, either on purpose or from his prolonged psychological deterioration.<ref name="DRO P121">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 121''</ref> Schor would then wander about meaninglessly, flying around and screaming, only to get worse and worse.<ref name="DRO P170">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 170''</ref>		After the incident Dolf came home from [[wikipedia:Kindergarten\|kindergarten]] to find his home empty. Schor never acknowlegded him ever again, either on purpose or from his prolonged psychological deterioration.<ref name="DRO P121">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 121''</ref> Schor would then wander about meaninglessly, flying around and screaming, only to get worse and worse.<ref name="DRO P170">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 170''</ref>

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			[[File:MB-Tracht paar.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|A couple wearing [[wikipedia:Miesbach\|Miesbacher]] [[wikipedia:Tracht\|Tracht]]: The man is wearing traditional [[wikipedia:Bavaria\|Bavarian]] [[wikipedia:Lederhosen\|lederhosen]].]]
	==Production background==		==Production background==
	Schor's character design can be found on sheet 7 of the [[Character- and Color-Designs for Alfred J. Kwak]] book, made in May of 1988. According to the sheet Schor was set to appear not only in [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 1\|episode 1]], but also episodes [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 5\|5]] and [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 6\|6]], likely featuring a scene where Dolf comes home at the end of his adventures in [[The well\|the well]] and being in the audience during [[The Olympiad\|the Olympiad]]. Similarly on [[Miriam Merel]]'s character sheet, called "Dolf's Moeder" (lit. "Dolf's Mother"), she was set to appear in episodes 5 and 6 as well, likely due to similar reasons. These appearances were likely cut due to changes in the story at a later stage in production.		Schor's character design can be found on sheet 7 of the [[Character- and Color-Designs for Alfred J. Kwak]] book, made in May of 1988. According to the sheet Schor was set to appear not only in [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 1\|episode 1]], but also episodes [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 5\|5]] and [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 6\|6]], likely featuring a scene where Dolf comes home at the end of his adventures in [[The well\|the well]] and being in the audience during [[The Olympiad\|the Olympiad]]. Similarly on [[Miriam Merel]]'s character sheet, called "Dolf's Moeder" (lit. "Dolf's Mother"), she was set to appear in episodes 5 and 6 as well, likely due to similar reasons. These appearances were likely cut due to changes in the story at a later stage in production.

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	His [[:Category:Thrush Character\|thrush]] wife [[Miriam Merel]] keeps her surname, likely due to shame on Schor's part. They make one egg together, which hatches into [[Dolf de Kraai]], a crow with a yellow beak, which is something Schor couldn't accept. After they had a child together, Schor felt compelled to remain with Miriam, as his own beliefs demanded that they stay together, regardless of how unhappy he was with her.<ref name="DRO P94">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 94''</ref>		His [[:Category:Thrush Character\|thrush]] wife [[Miriam Merel]] keeps her surname, likely due to shame on Schor's part. They make one egg together, which hatches into [[Dolf de Kraai]], a crow with a yellow beak, which is something Schor couldn't accept. After they had a child together, Schor felt compelled to remain with Miriam, as his own beliefs demanded that they stay together, regardless of how unhappy he was with her.<ref name="DRO P94">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 94''</ref>

	~~After leaving the Plaspoelpolder, because~~ of the construction of [[Groot Speelgoedland]], and ~~settling~~ in a tree near [[Polderstad]] he grew increasingly impatient with Miriam's depression and would regularly call out for her to commit [[wikipedia:Suicide\|suicide]] if she wasn't feeling happy, as it would do him a favor as well. This emotionally weakened Miriam even more, on top of her duty of care to their son and providing food, which Schor refused to do.<ref name="DRO P118">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 118''</ref> This situation came to a head when Schor invited Miriam for a flight over Polderstad, an unfamiliar airspace to Miriam, then exploited her in her weakened state and directed her to crash into the [[Stompe Toren]], killing her. According to [[Henk de Mol]], [[Ollie de Ooievaar#Mollie de Ooievaar\|Mollie de Ooievaar]] was the only witness. Afterwards he claimed that Miriam had deliberately flown into the tower, and this account became the prevailing belief in Polderstad.<ref name="DRO P119">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 119-121''</ref>		Because of the construction of [[Groot Speelgoedland]], Schor and his family had to leave the tree they called a house in de [[Plaspoelpolder]] and traveled to a tree near [[Polderstad]]. Schor grew increasingly impatient with Miriam's depression and would regularly call out for her to commit [[wikipedia:Suicide\|suicide]] if she wasn't feeling happy, as it would do him a favor as well. Schor would also regularly hit his son, Dolf.<ref name="DRO P119A">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 119''</ref> This emotionally weakened Miriam even more, on top of her duty of care to their son and providing food, which Schor refused to do.<ref name="DRO P118">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 118''</ref> This situation came to a head when Schor invited Miriam for a flight over Polderstad, an unfamiliar airspace to Miriam, then exploited her in her weakened state and directed her to crash into the [[Stompe Toren]], killing her. According to [[Henk de Mol]], [[Ollie de Ooievaar#Mollie de Ooievaar\|Mollie de Ooievaar]] was the only witness. Afterwards he claimed that Miriam had deliberately flown into the tower, and this account became the prevailing belief in Polderstad.<ref name="DRO P119">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 119-121''</ref>

	After the incident Dolf came home from [[wikipedia:Kindergarten\|kindergarten]] to find his home empty. Schor never acknowlegded him ever again, either on purpose or from his prolonged psychological deterioration.<ref name="DRO P121">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 121''</ref> Schor would then wander about meaninglessly, flying around and screaming, only to get worse and worse.<ref name="DRO P170">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 170''</ref>		After the incident Dolf came home from [[wikipedia:Kindergarten\|kindergarten]] to find his home empty. Schor never acknowlegded him ever again, either on purpose or from his prolonged psychological deterioration.<ref name="DRO P121">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 121''</ref> Schor would then wander about meaninglessly, flying around and screaming, only to get worse and worse.<ref name="DRO P170">{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 170''</ref>