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A character with a lot of money in fiction is basically equivalent to a character with magic. Their wealth allows them to do almost anything you can imagine, provided you give them proper motivation to do it. If you want them to go on an Indiana Jones-esque adventure and find a lost civilization, they can afford it. If you want them to go to space and fight aliens in zero gravity, they can afford it. If you want them to have a game show room in their house so they can test out their new dog, then you and I are on the same wavelength.

Unlike characters with magic, rich characters are generally perceived to be boring sticks in the mud by default. So we don't get to see their money used for much other than showing off the fact that they are, in fact, rich. I say we need more Scrooge McDucks from DuckTales, rather than Scrooge McDucks from Mickey's Christmas Carol. Put that money to good use.

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Description
A character with a lot of money in fiction is basically equivalent to a character with magic. Their wealth allows them to do almost anything you can imagine, provided you give them proper motivation to do it. If you want them to go on an Indiana Jones-esque adventure and find a lost civilization, they can afford it. If you want them to go to space and fight aliens in zero gravity, they can afford it. If you want them to have a game show room in their house so they can test out their new dog, then you and I are on the same wavelength.

Unlike characters with magic, rich characters are generally perceived to be boring sticks in the mud by default. So we don't get to see their money used for much other than showing off the fact that they are, in fact, rich. I say we need more Scrooge McDucks from DuckTales, rather than Scrooge McDucks from Mickey's Christmas Carol. Put that money to good use.

Prologue (Conflict)
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Part 5