Once he DID do an honest day's work. He was that ashamed of doing so , he never used the money he earned, but kept it to remind himself NEVER to succumb to such weakness again.
Once he DID do an honest day's work. He was that ashamed of doing so , he never used the money he ea
I actually own that comic: 'Gladstones's Terrible Secret'. Honestly? I LOVE it. It's so ridiculous, but it also shows a shallowness to his character that I want to keep. Let Donald, who considers himself the unluckiest duck in Duckburg, to learn and grow from his mistakes-- where Gladstone is forever stuck in this limbo of luck where he can never lose or truly gain anything of true importance. It makes him a tragic character in a way.
Though, I do know that overseas they do a better job at giving him character development, and those are fun to read as well.
I actually own that comic: 'Gladstones's Terrible Secret'. Honestly? I LOVE it. It's so ridiculous,
