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Jack Andolini

Jack Andolini is recorded in 5 distinct storys.

Balazar’s lieutenant, nicknamed Old Double-Ugly, is recognized by Eddie and Roland across New York episodes, including the explicitly remembered lobstrosity death.

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Stories and supporting passages

The Dark Tower II: The Drawing of the Three

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Beyond Col Vincent, sitting behind the wheel, was Old Double-Ugly, which was what Henry called Jack Andolini. But Henry never called him that to his face, Eddie thought. No, of course not.

Eddie identifies Andolini driving the vehicle and recalls Henry’s nickname for him.

The Dark Tower III: The Waste Lands

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As he stood looking in, someone else he knew came around the corner. It was Jack Andolini, wearing a three-piece suit the color of vanilla ice cream and carrying a black cane in his left hand.

A depicted vision/dream presents Andolini with half his face missing; it is not evidence that he is living again.

The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla

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“Yeah,” Eddie said. “The guy Roland and I killed. And the one who was driving, that’s Jack Andolini. Old Double-Ugly, people used to call him, although never to his face. He went through one of those doors with me just before the shooting started.”

Eddie identifies Andolini in the recalled New York encounter and describes going through the door with him.

The Dark Tower VI: Song of Susannah

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One hung back and Roland recognized him: Enrico Balazar’s ugly lieutenant, Jack Andolini.

Roland recognizes Andolini among the gunmen and recalls having seen him die in the other episode.

The Dark Tower VII: The Dark Tower

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He’d asked Jack Andolini who hit him with the ugly-stick. He’d shouted, “Look out, Roland, it’s Big-Nose George, he’s back!”

Eddie’s deathbed delirium addresses remembered people including Andolini.