Original sentence: Grotus Day" feast, appears to take place in a Croatian community center, with a Croatian flag and a poster of Zagreb Cathedral on the wall.However one episode, which centers on a fictitious "St.Ida is depicted as greedy, manipulative, and quick to take offense.Ida often refers to a hard life growing up in "The Old Country" and going through "a camp".Not as much is said about Victor, except that he left his home at a young age and that he was in "the war".Victor and Ida, played by Robert Loggia and Cloris Leachman respectively, are Lois' dysfunctional parents, introduced in the episode "The Grandparents".Victor apparently had another, second, family, which he kept secret from Ida, while later he ran off and married a Canadian woman.While they speak with Slavic accents and appear to be from somewhere in Eastern Europe, their exact nationality is never specified, and may be intended to be fictional
Edited sentence: In the episode "Victor's Other Family", after his death it was revealed that Victor is not Lois' biological father, and that Victor had another family, but kept it a secret from Ida.Not much is known about Victor, except that he left his home at a young age and that he was in "the war".She is quick to offend someone for little or no reason, and isn't above fighting dirty.The one good deed Ida has ever done was save Dewey from getting run over by a truck at the cost of her leg.Victor and Ida, played by Robert Loggia and Cloris Leachman respectively, are Lois' clinically dysfunctional parents, introduced in the episode "The Grandparents".Victor later ran off and married a Canadian woman.Victor repeatedly puts the children in extreme danger, and Ida is depicted as greedy, alcoholic, ignorant, cruel, rude, and manipulative