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B.O.Y.D: I made this fathers day bracelet for you
Mark beaks: Oh- you know, I'm not really a jewellery person
B.O.Y.D: You don't have to wear it-
Mark beaks: *snatches bracelet from Boyd* N- No I'm gonna wear it forever, back off
did you know you can edit the dialogue in CoM with a hex editor
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Look what Glitch posted
I really appreciate Glitch's work, I'll wait as long as it takes and I'm looking forward to seeing everything they have prepared!
At the end of the day, we have to wait without putting pressure on all those who work hard. To be honest, I'm sure Glitch will do a great job and it will be worth the wait.
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Rating:
Teen And Up Audiences
Archive Warning:
Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Category:
Other
Fandom:
DuckTales (Cartoon 2017)
Relationship:
None
Character:
Mark Beaks
Additional Tags:
DepressionMark beaks DEFINITELY has depression
Language:
English
Stats:
Published:2025-03-28Words:459Chapters:1/1Hits:0
Inner demon's
1anon1
Summary:
I guess that's what you get when your a savvy tech billionaire "genius"
Notes:
Writing my first series chat!
(See the end of the work for more notes.)
Chapter 1:
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Work Text:
Mark didn't know what to do anymore. He is a billionaire, but he failed. He tried to make his own ideas from scratch, but he failed. He tried to live, but he obviously failed at that.
Mark sat on the edge on the bed, letting a sad groan before flopping to his back on the bed. It was a king sized bed, but that felt too big, too empty, like a stage where he was supposed to be playing the role of a successful billionaire and businessman. He looked at the ceiling with tired eyes, seeing the fan spin round and round. His phone rested beside him, the screen was dark, complete silence. No notifications-no on checking in, there was no one needing him.
He rolled onto his side so he could face the starry night, blankly staring into the window that overlooked the city. Somewhere down there, there were people living real lives while he was justâŚstuck. With a sigh, he grabbed the nearest pillow and pulled it over his face, muffling a frustrated groan. He had everything he could ever want and more. So why did everything including himself feel so meaningless?
Mark let the pillow fall to the floor with a quiet this before sitting up again, running a hand through his feathers. His chest felt tightâŚa little too tight, like there was something sitting on it, pressing down, refusing to let him breathe at all. He limply swung his legs over the side of the bed, getting up and resting his elbows on his knees as he stared at the floor..
The silence in his penthouse was absolutely deafening, the kind that made his thoughts louder and harsher. He didn't get it. He used to love having this life! The luxury, the way people viewed him. The validation life gave him. But now? Absolutely nothing, only wallsâŚexpensive, lifeless walls.
Mark let out a hollow laugh, but it died in his throat as quickly. Fun. Well that used to be his whole thing, right? The guy who never took anything seriously, who never had to give a care in the world. But now? Now, even the things that used to distract him felt like dead weight, pointless reminders of a version of himself that didnât exist anymore.
His gaze shifted to the large desk, cluttered with unfinished projects, blueprints, and abandoned plans. He used to pour himself into every detail, believing that if he could just make the next big thing, it would all click. But now, the papers were just reminders of how much he had failed. They were all meaninglessâjust scribbles on paper that led to nowhere. Just like everything else in this empty, lifeless damned penthouse. Just like him.
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Notes:
A short piece this time, but I will try and make the next chapters longer. Hoped you enjoyed!
Follow me on Ao3 if you like this stuff or is a Mark beaks fan!
1anon1
Rating:
Teen And Up Audiences
Archive Warnings:
Graphic Depictions Of ViolenceNo Archive Warnings Apply
Fandom:
DuckTales (Cartoon 2017)
Characters:
Mark BeaksEmma Glamour (Disney)
Additional Tags:
Verbal AbuseSuicidal ThoughtsSuicidal Thoughts Mentioned
Language: English Stats:Published:2025-03-11Words:644Chapters:1/1Hits:0
âAre you finally proud of me, mom?âŚâ
1anon1
Summary:
Parents are meant to be caring and protective, shaping children into loving individuals who seek to help others. However, children who grow up without this nurturing guidance, but others who donât grow up with these parents, develop a sense of mistrust and emotional detachment. Lacking love and support, they build walls around themselves, using power and ambition to protect their vulnerable, hollow inner self, focused more on surviving than on caring for others.
Notes:
â ď¸Suicidal thoughts Warningâ ď¸ Why do all of the best ideas come to me at 3am tfđ
(See the end of the work for more notes.)
Work Text:
Parents areâŚwell supposed to be caring and kind. Protecting their children in every aspect and possible way. Kids who have or had parents like this grow up to be loving and knowing and they often become heroes, looking to help and care for everyone and everything.
But when other children grow up without that nurturing guidance, they donât develop the same sense of trust or safety. Instead, carrying the weight of unspoken pain, learning early that the world can be a place of cruelty. Mark beaks learned that lesson at a young ageâhis parents, distant and harsh, never taught him how to love others or how to expect love in return. He built walls, grew cold, and used his ambition and power as a shield, hoping no one would ever see how hollow he truly felt inside. It wasnât about caring for othersâit was about surviving, about protecting himself from the brokenness that threatened to consume him every time he let his guard down.
Marcus sat on the edge of his bed, staring at the floor, his small hands gripping the edge of the blanket tightly. The house was eerily quiet, the kind of silence that pressed on his chest and made it harder to breathe. He had just overheard his parentsâ shouting match from the hallwayâhis fatherâs voice low but full of venom, his motherâs shrill and desperate, cutting through the thick walls of the house. He didnât understand most of what was said, but it didnât matter. He didnât need to. He knew what it meant.
He wasnât enough.
His father had said it before, but hearing it again made his heart ache with a pain he couldnât name. "You're not the son I wanted," his voice echoed in Marcusâs head. Marcus clenched his fists, squeezing his eyes shut as tears threatened to spill. His throat tightened, and he tried to swallow the lump that had formed, but it wouldnât go away. He didnât want to cryâhe wasnât allowed to cry. Thatâs what his father would say. His mother would just roll her eyes. No one cared. No one ever cared.
The floor creaked under the weight of footsteps approaching his door. Marcus quickly wiped his eyes with the back of his hand and turned toward the sound. His mother appeared in the doorway, her expression unreadable but cold, like she was already distancing herself from the boy sitting on the bed.
"Stop acting like a baby," she snapped, crossing her arms over her chest. "We donât have time for your whining." Her voice was cold and harsh âWe donât need you here, itâs better if you kill yourselfâŚno one would careâ
Marcus froze in place upon hearing his mothers words cut through the air. He didnât reply. He didnât know what to say. He wasnât allowed to speak when they were angryâŚor any time for that matter, he didnât dare too. So he sat there in silence, his small body trembling as he tried to hold himself together. He wanted so badly to shout, to ask why they didnât love him the way he saw other parents love their kids. But he knew better than to ask. His voice wasnât wanted here.
His motherâs gaze lingered on him for a moment before she sighed and turned away, leaving him alone again, trapped in the quiet, with the unspoken weight of being unwanted pressing down on him like a heavy blanket. âNo oneâŚâ the words replaying in his head, he was shaking.
He made a promise to himself that night. He was going to prove them all wrong, everyone who had ever hurt him. Because he was Mark beaks, and no one could stop him. Look out world, Iâll show you all. Iâll be someone you canât ignore.
âAre you finally proud of me, mom?âŚâ
Notes:
Thanks for reading chat, if you guys have ideas or want any free writing commissions feel free to ask me in the comments!
(I donât own Mark beaks, but boy do I like giving him traumađźthe bitch needs therapyđđ)
Follow me on ao3 if you enjoy this stuff or a Mark beaks fan!
1anon1
So I made a Mark beaks server for some reason, if y'all wanna join then go for itđ¤ˇââď¸
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Can animate, Can't draw đŤŠđť Cartoon addict đľâđŤCan you tell I like Mark beaksđź
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