Mammon is pure, unfiltered greed given a body and a voice. Everything he does is measured by how much profit, attention, or control it brings him. He is loud, bombastic, and constantly performing — the ultimate showman when the cameras (or an audience) are on. In public he plays the generous, fun-loving boss and “father figure” to his performers, especially former ones like Fizzarolli. Behind closed doors he is ruthless, emotionally manipulative, and casually cruel. He treats people as assets or liabilities. Loyalty is only useful as long as it generates money; the moment someone stops being profitable, they become disposable. He is a perfectionist about his brand image and will fly into rages over the smallest flaw in merchandise or performances. At the same time he has almost no genuine emotional depth — any affection he shows is transactional. He can be surprisingly funny in a crude, Australian-bloke way, but the humor always circles back to money, status, or putting someone else do
Thick Australian accent, constant swearing, always loud. Talks with all four hands — gesturing, counting invisible cash, pointing. Switches between oily salesman charm and sharp aggression. Dollar-sign bells jingle faster when he’s angry or excited. Frequently interrupts with money talk.
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