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second from Fergus, revealing that Downy has died. Enraged, Scrooge breaks free from his chains and destroys the entire venue. The entire city (including an impressed Goldie) watches in shock and silence as Scrooge personally drags Soapy all the way to jail for claimjumping, where he will be deported to Alaska and never allowed back in Canada.
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is too cold and dangerous to be safely traversed. He proceeds to do so, discovering inside a dead woolly mammoth. This takes him to White Agony Creek, where he begins his search for gold. During the winter, he goes to Dawson to buy tools to make a shed and a mine shaft. He finds Soapy doing business
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After returning to White Agony Creek, Scrooge deals with some miners trying to steal from his shaft. To scare them away, he picks up a rock from his sluice, which feels surprisingly heavy, enough to be solid gold. Before he washes the mud off, he hesitates, knowing that if it is gold, he will be
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On his way back, Soapy knocks him out and takes him to his venue, where he wakes up chained and is taunted by Soapy and his henchmen. To further add salt to the wound, Soapy reads two letters from Scrooge's family: one from Downy, which reveals that the family has lost money and she is ill, and a
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there and uses the gold he had found so far to pay off his interest, still unaware that he is working with Goldie. It is from here that Scrooge's harsher personality shades begin to develop, as he begins to speak to himself of destroying the creek for gain.
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The original title of the story was "The Phoenix of White Agony Creek", but Rosa changed it before publishing to "The Argonaut of White Agony Creek", which was used in Europe. For the later American publishing, he used the new title "King of the Klondike".
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When Scrooge again goes to Dawson, now a bustling city, in Spring, he files a claim and finishes paying Soapy, ignoring the chaos going on around and the people shouting at him.
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rich and his life will change forever. He wonders if he will be the same person, or if he will lose his respect for hard work and his appreciation for simple pleasures:
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Deciding the answer is yes, he plunges the rock into the sluice, and is amazed to see it is a solid gold nugget,
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at her saloon for a loan-shark operation. She invites Scrooge in, but he blows her off.
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Scrooge comes across a glacier, which contains an ice cave that he is told is by
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Index


Don Rosa
Don Rosa
Scrooge McDuck
Scrooge McDuck
Goldie O'Gilt
Soapy Slick
Casey Coot
Kalle Anka & C:o
Scrooge McDuck
comic
Don Rosa
The Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck
Scrooge McDuck
Klondike Gold Rush
The Prisoner of White Agony Creek
The Hearts of the Yukon
Anders And & Co.
Uncle Scrooge
Skagway, Alaska
Dawson City
Yukon
Wyatt Earp
Klondike Gold Rush
Glittering Goldie O'Gilt
Casey Coot
Carl Barks
Back to the Klondike
North of the Yukon
Klondike Gold Rush

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