Mark
A child of Grace Field House who joined the escape from the demon farm.
Mark is one of the children raised at Grace Field House, the orphanage that secretly raises children as livestock for demons. He is among the group of orphans who, alongside Emma, Ray, and Norman, uncover the dark secret of their home and participate in the dangerous and desperate escape plan. While not one of the central trio, Mark represents the collective courage of the younger orphans who chose to risk everything for freedom.
- Affiliation
- Grace Field House (Former)
- Role
- Orphan
- Status
- Alive
- Origin
- Grace Field House
Lore & Background
Mark is one of the orphans living at Grace Field House, a seemingly perfect orphanage where the children are cared for by the woman they call 'Mom.' After Emma and Norman discover that the children are actually being raised as livestock for demons, with the consent of their 'Mom,' the children set in motion a dangerous and desperate escape plan. Mark is part of the group of siblings who must be resourceful and try to escape to survive. The story follows the group of the smartest kids at the orphanage who uncover its dark secret.
In Their Own Story
The source does not provide specific details about Mark's individual actions during the escape or his personal story beyond being one of the orphans at Grace Field House who participates in the escape plan. The plot summary states that Emma, Ray, Norman and their siblings, all orphans, were placed in Grace Field House. After discovering the truth, they must be resourceful and try to escape to survive.
Reader's Guide
Mark is a supporting character among the orphans of Grace Field House. He is one of the children who, along with Emma, Ray, Norman, and their other siblings, learns that the orphanage is actually raising them as livestock for demons. The children must work together to execute a dangerous and desperate escape plan. Mark does not have any supernatural abilities; the children rely on their intelligence and resourcefulness to survive. His role is as part of the collective group of orphans who escape from Grace Field House.
Did You Know?
- The film The Promised Neverland was released in Japanese theaters on December 18, 2020.
- The film grossed over ¥2.03 billion ($17.7 million) in its theatrical release, making it amongst the highest-grossing films of 2021 in Japan.
- The Grace Field House set was photographed by adding a set to Tenkyokaku in Inawashiro Town, Fukushima Prefecture.
- The film's theme song 'Tadashiku Narenai' was performed by Japanese rock band Zutomayo.
- The film adaptation changed the maximum age at which orphans are 'shipped' from 12 to 16.