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He didn't have a vendetta against Scrooge specifically, just the concept of Adventure and "chaos" in general and he sees Scrooge as the source of the "chaos" in the world. His distain for Adventure also comes from having to with his Grandma, Isabella Finch on Adventures. I'm pretty sure he first met Scrooge at the Christmas party but I don't remember if they said he was working for him yet or not because he did act like he was and that they already knew each other and if was working for Scrooge at that time you would think that they'd met before but maybe Bradford is just weirdly direct and like giving financial advice to people he just met.

You'd actually have three nickels

gyro gearloose is the wolverine of the ducktales universe.

Just because someone moves doesn't mean they're abusive.

I'm glad you took the time to reply to me and you do make some excellent points regarding why you came to that conclusion, however I can't help but disagree with you when I think about it in a writing prospective. Macy's decision to stay with Andrias (him being evil not withstanding) is framed as being a mistake (although a large part of that is her not telling Anne and Sasha) making her parents abusive would undermine the message they're trying to convey that you can't run away from your problems. It's Marcy isn't as attached to her parents as much as Anne and Sasha, maybe they work the a majority of the time and she doesn't see them very often (it would explain why Marcy was able to just wander to the zoo without anyone stopping her) that would be more neglectful than outright abusive. Additionally, it's not like Marcy wouldn't be able to visit her parents from time to time (she doesn't mention doing this but still). It's not that I don't think it's impossible for Marcy's parents to be abusive but just don't think that's the story the crew wants to tell.

Just because someone moves doesn't mean they're abusive.

Imagine Goldie finding out Webby is Scrooge’s daughter… without context at first.

"I don't remember giving birth to you."

So, how much trouble do you think Heron got in when she told Bradford she had Webby at gunpoint when she first met her?

Heron definitely knew about Webby the whole time. Think about it.

Thinking about the events after the spear of Selene and considering the part Bradford says he tried to “isolate” Scrooge I wonder when does duckworth’s death happened like did it happen before Beakley left shush with webby to work for Scrooge or if it was sometime after Beakley and webby move into the manor.

Given how Webby greats Duckworth very casually as if she already met him I'm gonna say the latter.

man imagine if. donald was there around the time of the timephoon episode.... that would've played out so differently

Yeah, we would have seen Donald actually disciplining one of the boys.

They're old enough so that they both could've been passengers on the Titanc. So just set it in prime continuity (whichever one you want)

Gosalyn will grow up to be her own superhero with Dewey as her Launchpad.

every day it astounds me that scrooge mcduck isn’t a tumblr sexy man

He's not?

so like,,,was Donald ever told that Duckworth died?? Or did he find out the same (ish) way Della did

Maybe he read it in the newspaper.