Editing Shadows of the Tower—Damon (section)

==Answers==
Damon might not actually be legitimately into comedy, he just enjoys feeding off of people's laughter. I think he's fascinated, more than anything, by how it can drive and control people. (In some ways, I really want to play up the inhuman nature of his vampire-ness.) He definitely prefers to work around more well-known comedians, though. He loves how they draw people to themselves.

I think a specialty of the Hackeysack Club is a couple of character comedians who make appearances regularly. I can work up acts for them, if you'd like.

Damon is fascinated and baffled by his favorite comedian's political humor. It repels him, because human politics seem so petty and pathetic, but it's enough to draw the attentions of a lot of people, and they like it. The influence that this comedian wields is what The Fool finds compelling.

Damon considers his favorite comedian's humor to be juvenile, not because of the style of humor but because it has laughably pathetic human politics as its subject matter. Poking fun at a political figure is like making a fart joke, to him. And yet they still draw people specifically because the humor is political. Damon wants to understand that.

The ghouls are new recruits; no better way to build a presence than to recruit some devoted fans of the club!

I haven't seen the Twisted Man since...but I often get the feeling that he's just out of sight, observing my actions to see what I do.

The current official owner is Dale Hackeysack. He has the notion that I'm some sort of financial advisor or something; I made sure to recruit him as a ghoul, too. The rest of the staff isn't exactly sure what I do, they just know I'm supposed to get a wide berth, because I'm important around the club.

I'm picturing a somewhat upscale club; the people who go to it are way more influential than the people at other clubs, but it's probably not the highest rung. I didn't want to build my way up from the ground, after all. The masses aren't worth my time; they move to the beat of more important people. So, not a general admission club, and not priced for the plebians. It's probably a B-room, as I understand the terminology from my brief research?

Phone: a sleek black iPhone, naturally. I'm not familiar with models, but it's probably the latest.

Car: BMW M6 Coupe, Singapore Grey paint job...that's something you might find in Toronto?