The conclusion is:
Marcus is in error.
Steps to clarify:
As illustrated in the diagram, angles ORP and PRM together equal 180 degrees, meaning they are supplementary angles.
Marcus is mistaken because a linear pair adds up to 180 degrees.
However, a close inspection reveals that angles ORP and LRP do not sum to 180 degrees. Moreover, these angles lack opposite rays.
Therefore, angles PRM and ORP constitute a linear pair, while angles ORP and LRP do not.
These angles do not share opposite sides as uncommon sides.
A linear pairing should meet the following criteria:
1) It must equal 180 degrees
2) It requires opposite rays as uncommon sides
3) It needs a shared vertex