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* NotSoDifferent: Sometimes the father punishes the son, but even more often they are having fun together.
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* UtilityWeapon: father and son once bake a cake with raisins... only to forget the raisins. So the son takes their rifle from the wall, the father loads it with raisins, and proceeds to fire the raisins into the cake.
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* TheChainOfHarm: Great-grandfather once tries to make a photo of his descendants: grandfather, father and son strike a weird pose that collapses before great-grandfather can shoot the photo, breaking a background prop in the process. Great-grandfather takes out his anger on grandfather by slaping him, who then slaps father, who in turn slaps son. The son's reaction is not depicted.
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* CorporalPunishment: used often, mostly for comedic purpose: father punishing his son, the teacher/headmaster punishing father for doing badly in school (after father helped son with homework), great-grandfather slaping grandfather, who in turn slaps father, who slaps son (all for ruining a picture that great-grandfather shot).
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* CorporalPunishment: used often, mostly for comedic purpose: father punishing his son, the teacher/headmaster punishing father for doing badly in school (after father helped son with homework), great-grandfather slaping grandfather, who in turn slaps father, who slaps son (all son, all for ruining a picture that great-grandfather shot).photograph.
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* SilenceIsGolden: the entire comic is without speech-bubbles, instead conveying the information through facial expressions, gesture, and often over-the-top body-language, as well as, on occasion, inscriptions (for example: a package of raisins labeled with "Rosinen" - raisins).
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''Vater und Sohn'' is a German b/w comic strip by Erich Ohser aka e.o.plauen that tells about the hijinks in the life of a father and his son. It was published weekly during 1934-37 in the ''Berliner Illustrierten Zeitung''.
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''Vater und Sohn'' is a German b/w comic strip by Erich Ohser aka e.o.plauen that tells about the hijinks in the life of a father and his son. It was published weekly during 1934-37 in the ''Berliner Illustrierten Illustrirten Zeitung''.
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* MessageInABottle: when father and son are stranded on a lonely island, fatter sends one to the headmaster of his son's school to excuse his absence.
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* MessageInABottle: when father and son are stranded on a lonely island, fatter father sends one to the headmaster of his son's school to excuse his absence.
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Not Exactly What It Says On The Tin. Father and Son tells you who the characters are, but nothing about what kind of relationship they have or in what kind of stories they appear.
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* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: a comic about a father and his son.
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* NameAndName: Father and Son are the main characters and typically also the ''only'' characters to appear in a strip.
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Zero Context example. "Time period" does not explain anything.
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* CorporalPunishment: common, likely due to the time period it was written in.
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* MessageInABottle: when father and son are stranded on a lonely island, fatter sends one to the headmaster of his son's school to excuse his absence.
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* CorporalPunishment: common, likely due to the time petiod it was written in.
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* CorporalPunishment: common, likely due to the time petiod period it was written in.
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''Vater und Sohn'' is a German b/w comic strip by Erich Ohser aka e.o.plauen that tells about the hijinks in the life of a father and his son. It was published weekly during 1934-37 in the ''Berliner Illustrirten Zeitung''.
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''Vater und Sohn'' is a German b/w comic strip by Erich Ohser aka e.o.plauen that tells about the hijinks in the life of a father and his son. It was published weekly during 1934-37 in the ''Berliner Illustrirten Illustrierten Zeitung''.
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* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTinCorporalPunishment: common, likely due to the time petiod it was written in.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: a comic about a father and his son.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: a comic about a father and his son.
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* TrickedIntoSigning: Son once brings home a test with a bad grade which thus has to be shown to and signed by his father. To avoid his father's ire, he instigates a game where they try out their signatures blindfolded and slips his test among the blank papers they write on.
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Before you ask: Yes, this was during the time of UsefulNotes/NaziGermany. Here's the background: The artist had made anti-nazi caricatures during the WeimarRepublic, so when ThoseWackyNazis came to power, he was forbidden to publish anything. They only made an exception since V+S was completely unpolitical, and published under a pseudonym. And even so, he still had trouble with the nazis - he ended up committing suicide in [[UsefulNotes/TheGestapo Gestapo]] custody.
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Before you ask: Yes, this was during the time of UsefulNotes/NaziGermany. Here's the background: The artist had made anti-nazi caricatures during the WeimarRepublic, UsefulNotes/WeimarRepublic, so when ThoseWackyNazis came to power, he was forbidden to publish anything. They only made an exception since V+S was completely unpolitical, and published under a pseudonym. And even so, he still had trouble with the nazis - he ended up committing suicide in [[UsefulNotes/TheGestapo Gestapo]] custody.
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* EsotericHappyEnding: They decide to leave the world, walk into the sky, and at the end, we see the full moon with father's face, and a new star next to him.
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* WriteWhoYouKnow: The characters are based on the artist's father, son and also himself.
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Before you ask: Yes, this was during the time of NaziGermany. Here's the background: The artist had made anti-nazi caricatures during TheWeimarRepublic, the WeimarRepublic, so when ThoseWackyNazis came to power, he was forbidden to publish anything. They only made an exception since V+S was completely unpolitical, and published under a pseudonym. And even so, he still had trouble with the nazis.
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* TheCrimeIsThePunishment: When the son smokes a pipe - in front of his father - the father reacts by simply not doing anything. It doesn't take too long, and the son feels sick from the tobacco and leaves, probably for the bathroom.
* DoubleMaltVision: In one strip, the father gets so drunk, he thinks he has ''four'' sons and buys four tickets for him.
* DoubleMaltVision: In one strip, the father gets so drunk, he thinks he has ''four'' sons and buys four tickets for him.
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* SingleMaltVision: In one strip, the father gets so drunk, he thinks he has ''four'' sons and buys four tickets for him.
* SingleMaltVision: In one strip, the father gets so drunk, he thinks he has ''four'' sons and buys four tickets for him.
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''Vater und Sohn'' is a German b/w comic strip by Erich Ohser aka e.o.plauen that tells about the hijinks in the life of a father and his son. It was published weekly during 1934-37 in the ''Berliner Illustrirten Zeitung''.
Before you ask: Yes, this was during the time of NaziGermany. Here's the background: The artist had made anti-nazi caricatures during TheWeimarRepublic, so when ThoseWackyNazis came to power, he was forbidden to publish anything. They only made an exception since V+S was completely unpolitical, and published under a pseudonym. And even so, he still had trouble with the nazis.
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* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: The mother only appeared in the first few strips.
* TheCrimeIsThePunishment: When the son smokes a pipe - in front of his father - the father reacts by simply not doing anything. It doesn't take too long, and the son feels sick from the tobacco and leaves, probably for the bathroom.
* DoubleMaltVision: In one strip, the father gets so drunk, he thinks he has ''four'' sons and buys four tickets for him.
* EsotericHappyEnding: They decide to leave the world, walk into the sky, and at the end, we see the full moon with father's face, and a new star next to him.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin
* GenerationXerox: When we meet the grandfather and great-grandfather.
* HisNameReallyIsBarkeep: It seems more like NoNameGiven initially. But then we see: They even sign with "Vater" and "Sohn".
* NotSoDifferent: Sometimes the father punishes the son, but even more often they are having fun together.
* SoreLoser: The father isn't pleased when he gets defeated by the son in TabletopGame/{{Chess}}.
* WriteWhoYouKnow: The characters are based on the artist's father, son and also himself.
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''Vater und Sohn'' is a German b/w comic strip by Erich Ohser aka e.o.plauen that tells about the hijinks in the life of a father and his son. It was published weekly during 1934-37 in the ''Berliner Illustrirten Zeitung''.
Before you ask: Yes, this was during the time of NaziGermany. Here's the background: The artist had made anti-nazi caricatures during TheWeimarRepublic, so when ThoseWackyNazis came to power, he was forbidden to publish anything. They only made an exception since V+S was completely unpolitical, and published under a pseudonym. And even so, he still had trouble with the nazis.
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!!Examples:
* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: The mother only appeared in the first few strips.
* TheCrimeIsThePunishment: When the son smokes a pipe - in front of his father - the father reacts by simply not doing anything. It doesn't take too long, and the son feels sick from the tobacco and leaves, probably for the bathroom.
* DoubleMaltVision: In one strip, the father gets so drunk, he thinks he has ''four'' sons and buys four tickets for him.
* EsotericHappyEnding: They decide to leave the world, walk into the sky, and at the end, we see the full moon with father's face, and a new star next to him.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin
* GenerationXerox: When we meet the grandfather and great-grandfather.
* HisNameReallyIsBarkeep: It seems more like NoNameGiven initially. But then we see: They even sign with "Vater" and "Sohn".
* NotSoDifferent: Sometimes the father punishes the son, but even more often they are having fun together.
* SoreLoser: The father isn't pleased when he gets defeated by the son in TabletopGame/{{Chess}}.
* WriteWhoYouKnow: The characters are based on the artist's father, son and also himself.
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