Beware, a very long post with deep psychological reasoning on a fairy tale with an age limit of 6+.

It never happened and now again.
At the beginning of my acquaintance with the world of fictional fandoms, I absolutely did not understand why it was necessary to take characters from the canon and come up with something with them besides the main plot. And I'm not talking about fanpers at all. But little by little I got involved in these strange actions, and then, as soon as I rushed over the bumps, and finally, I went completely and voluntarily.

So that's it. Bamse's active fandom is unforgivably small compared to how well-known and tenacious the fairy tale itself is (and what do you want, it's like looking for fanmovement along Winnie the Pooh). But this weak movement is mainly based on old memory, but on Raynor, as on the youngest villain with a "brazen red face", and even on the Black Volf, who went over to the side of the goodies. And then somehow it became insulting for Krosus Sork, who remained the shameless personification of the grin of capitalism with a barely noticeable touch of comicity, which gives him some charisma. But this charisma often comes to naught because of what hmm.... hmmm.... well, he generally creates disgusting activities according to the plot, without causing normal Swedes to sympathize with him.

But this is Russia, baby. And here we love the nice trixters.

Well, how can you rehabilitate such a negative personality, which in real life can only cause an attack of sadistic mood? Well, then, at first glance, nothing. But it turned out that the clue was left in the canon itself. In the story with Lunapark, Bamsi voluntarily helps Croesus to disassemble the remnants of a failed project, although the children are against him doing it, they say, let him clean it up, evil person, negative. To which the fair teddy bear replies that Sork just "became like that" because he never helped anyone in his life.

And here it is already interesting. That is, Croesus may well someday, like the Black Volchok, take the side of good, if ... well, no. In principle, he is not able to take care of someone, well, maybe only for the sake of money. In general, if you think about it, why such a gag on money, an obvious neurotic complex with uncontrollable aggression? And sobsna, does he have anything at all besides money?
According to some sources, the capitalist mouse has a brother with whom he does not communicate. Their own family does not appear anywhere, therefore, it does not exist. From which we can conclude that Croesus actually has huge problems with empathy, sympathy and, in general, in terms of emotional connections, everything is very bad. There is no question of the culprit in this bad environment, because Polevik is not one of those who fall into bad companies, but rather the one who founds them. So for what reason - we do not know. So we have the classic problem of all repulsed villains who don't know how to love. Wow, fresh, original.

And sobsna, there is only one way out of all the problems. The same fresh and original. Find and extract a delicate and caress-sensitive nature from under the stone shell surrounding it on all sides, but who wants to do this when there is no hint of its presence there? Or maybe there are only one stone rubble. Who knows?...