Scrooge McDuck grew up poor in Scotland and had a rivalry with the wealthy Whiskervilles clan. As a boy, he took various jobs to earn money, including selling firewood and peat moss. Family legend stated that the McDucks were originally wealthy owners of a castle until ancestors lost the fortune and treasure within it. While exploring the castle, Scrooge discovered the Whiskervilles had tricked his family out of the land and treasure. Seeking revenge, Scrooge scared the Whiskervilles away and was inspired by a ghostly ancestor to move to America to earn his own fortune.
Scrooge McDuck grew up poor in Scotland and had a rivalry with the wealthy Whiskervilles clan. As a boy, he took various jobs to earn money, including selling firewood and peat moss. Family legend stated that the McDucks were originally wealthy owners of a castle until ancestors lost the fortune and treasure within it. While exploring the castle, Scrooge discovered the Whiskervilles had tricked his family out of the land and treasure. Seeking revenge, Scrooge scared the Whiskervilles away and was inspired by a ghostly ancestor to move to America to earn his own fortune.
Scrooge McDuck grew up poor in Scotland and had a rivalry with the wealthy Whiskervilles clan. As a boy, he took various jobs to earn money, including selling firewood and peat moss. Family legend stated that the McDucks were originally wealthy owners of a castle until ancestors lost the fortune and treasure within it. While exploring the castle, Scrooge discovered the Whiskervilles had tricked his family out of the land and treasure. Seeking revenge, Scrooge scared the Whiskervilles away and was inspired by a ghostly ancestor to move to America to earn his own fortune.
Scrooge McDuck grew up poor in Scotland and had a rivalry with the wealthy Whiskervilles clan. As a boy, he took various jobs to earn money, including selling firewood and peat moss. Family legend stated that the McDucks were originally wealthy owners of a castle until ancestors lost the fortune and treasure within it. While exploring the castle, Scrooge discovered the Whiskervilles had tricked his family out of the land and treasure. Seeking revenge, Scrooge scared the Whiskervilles away and was inspired by a ghostly ancestor to move to America to earn his own fortune.
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Scrooge McDuck
As a child, Scrooge grows up in a poor family
that has a rivalry with the Whiskervilles clan. When he gets his first job as a shoe shiner, his first customer presents him with extremely filthy work boots, but pays him with an American coin (a dime). Furious at being cheated, Scrooge makes a vow to always be "fair and square" in business and becomes much more cunning and gets more business. He later earns more money first by selling firewood and then by selling peat moss. Family legend meanwhile states that the McDuck family was heir to a castle and large fortune. One of their ancestors, determined to hide the treasure from thieves, sealed it away inside the castle (accidentally sealing himself away at the same time). The family was frightened from the land by a "phantom hound" and as a result the treasure was lost and the castle fell to ruin. While exploring the castle, Scrooge discovers that the hound only was trickery by the Whiskervilles, who wanted the McDuck family out of the way so that they could steal the hidden treasure. Encouraged by a strange keeper in the castle, Scrooge gets revenge for his family by filling a suit of armor with peat and setting it on fire, scaring the Whiskervilles into thinking it was a ghost. Inspired by the keeper, Scrooge decides to go to America to earn his fortune. After Scrooge leaves the castle, the keeper reveals himself as the ghost of the ancestor who was sealed away in the wall. When asked by the ghosts of the other ancestors why he didn't simply just show Scrooge the location of the treasure, he explains that the boy must earn his fortune himself.
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