Andromache of Appalachia

Anon, I am so sorry it took so long for me to respond to this. I have not been much of a person for the past two months. Anyways, Dark!Booker time:

Over time, Dark!Booker just becomes more jaded and less empathetic. He was by no means a perfect person, or even a good person, in his mortal life, but immortality strips him down of what little good he did try to carry. Dark!Booker makes bets on people's lives and destroys their livelihoods to the point where they wish he had just killed them instead. He is equally a 'yes' man. This doesn't make him mindless by any means, but when Dark!Andy wants something of him, it never matters what it is, he always says 'yes'. No differently than Dark!Nicky and Dark!Joe, quite frankly, as they all follow Andy like a pack of starving wolves. The key difference is that Dark!Booker is a selfish man. He always finds something for himself in whatever Andy is having him do. Whether he is torturing some poor family because the father wronged Andy, or they need to ruin someone's fortune for several generations to get funds for the next decade or two. Dark!Booker doesn't think twice about anyone but himself (and the others, although that consideration, too, is selfish).