Andy Jack the "Gollum" and the Syndrome of Nutty Disco Dave’s Influence

Andy Jack, aka "Gollum," is the sort of character who seems to have lost his way under the shadow of Nutty Disco Dave’s influence. Once a man who stood against Nutty, even going so far as to drag him to court, Gollum has now morphed into his close ally, attacking those who once genuinely cared for him. This transformation feels like a textbook case of something akin to Stockholm or Lima Syndrome—a psychological shift where the victim begins to sympathize with or even adopt the mindset of their aggressor.

In Gollum's case, Nutty's relentless negativity and manipulative nature have rubbed off on him. Where once he might have resisted Nutty's influence, now he has become complicit, feeding into the same web of grudges, petty squabbles, and malicious gossip. Perhaps, like a baby bird imprinting on the first thing it sees, Gollum has latched onto Nutty's toxic behavior out of a need for belonging or validation.

Nutty Disco Dave, the twisted puppeteer, thrives on dragging others down into his pit of bitterness and envy. Gollum, who once fought against Nutty, has now succumbed to that same darkness, eagerly participating in the mudslinging and backstabbing that Nutty orchestrates. The syndrome here is a sort of moral decay, a slow but sure erosion of Gollum’s independent will and integrity, as he gradually adopts Nutty's mindset and values—or lack thereof.

In essence, Gollum has gone from foe to enabler, lost in the shadows of Nutty’s vendettas, now serving as a loyal foot soldier in Nutty’s crusade against perceived enemies. The irony is that Gollum’s former self, the one who stood against Nutty, would likely look at him now and shake his head in disbelief, wondering how he became yet another pawn in Nutty's game.