How do I find "this" storycode in INDUCKS? (and related Forest stuff)

[Rich Bellacera]

Thanks for the information Soren & Stefan.

I'm at a loss why the engines didn't work for me, so I look forward to 
the great efforts of those who must work with the coding and repair of 
the programs.  Thanks to those folks, too.  I understand the difficulty 
in just finding the time, let along working with the intricacies of 
coding. :-)

Søren asked:

> P.S. I actually thought that you had Inducks' complete character list?

Well, I have a list, yes, but I don't always know by the names on the 
list if they match the character being portrayed unless I can match them 
in the INDUCKS to a storycode, which, unfortunately, this time, I could not.

I believe this is not the first time I've seen the Brers Owl, Weasel or 
Possum, or the School Teacher, but I wasn't certain who they were in the 
image, but I do think it's the first time I've ever seen Mr. Lynx and 
Junior and I hope to learn more about them in time.

I notice that, Brer Bear seems to have some trouble keeping track of how 
many children he has (or we readers do... something like that).  He 
seems to leap from having one son called Junior Bear, to twins called 
the Bear Twins (a.k.a.) Kubs & Klibs) to having a set of twins one boy 
and one girl, named Billy & Tilly, to having as many as four sons 
(quadruplets?) at one time.  Anyway..... :-)

As for Sigvald's comment about Little "nice" Wolf's name being "ironic" 
I think that is the point... He's a "wold" and he's suppose to be "bad" 
but he's not, to the disgrace of his father... LOL!  Evenso, I 
understand some publishers opt to just call him "Li'l Wolf" anyhow 
(leaving off the purposeful misnomer "Bad").

One thing about the Gerstein story that absolutely endeared me to it, 
aside from the story itself, was the art which I felt really captured 
the "old" 1950s style, especially when I saw Brer Rabbit and Sis Molly! :-)

BTW, since Brer Owl wears a wizard's cap, is he a wizard?  And is there 
any relation to him and the Wizard Owl (Master Sorcerer) that appears 
in, I think, Mad Madam Mim stories?  Imean, Mim & Brear Owl both live in 
the forest.  Just curious.

Kudos!

Rich Bellacera
xephyr at cwnet.com