Mark

Mark is a character in the cult classic film, The Room. He appears in The Egotist Show as Tommy Wiseau's Bro and an ally to Frollo.
==Personality==
Mark is a pretty cool guy and is pretty nice, but he can have a short temper and has some hidden demons inside of him. While he is smarter than Tommy, he is less level-headed.
==Powers and Weapons==
He can float, as shown in Frollo Exorcises Unclean Citizens, and can also teleport. His weapon is a football, very similar to Tommy.
Mark is a decent fighter, possibly even on the same level of Tommy. Also like Tommy, he can wear his tuxedo that increases his powers greatly. He was even able to absorb Spartacus' spear that was impaled into his leg, and fire it through his hand. He also has the strength to rip the upper torso off anyone, with a powerful, unrealistic punch.
Upon hearing the word "underwear", Mark can throw a powerful blow that can defeat the likes of Stocking and The Demon Sistas.
==Appearance==
Mark is pretty handsome and super sexy. He is buff and slightly more slender than Tommy, and has curly light brown hair and a beard. His clothes consist of a red muscle shirt with blue jeans. He, like Tommy, can morph his clothes into a suit to deal faster and harder blows with his football.
==Relationships==
===Tommy Wiseau===
Tommy is Mark's best friend, as they do share a lot in common with each other. They'll do anything to protect each other and allies in any means.
== Trivia ==
* In Frollo Flips Off a Gothic Stalker, some of Marks facial expressions and movements come from The Missionary, a character played by the late actor Roy Horan, from the movie Snake in the Eagle's Shadow. The source material from the character was likely used because Roy Horan looked very identical to Marks actor, Greg Sestero.
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