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[QUOTE="OrlandoCuse, post: 82549, member: 115"]
Not to play psychologist here, because I'm the furthest thing from it, but here's my simple analysis:

Davis was abandoned by his biological father at an early age. This obviously ingrains deep abandonment issues. His mother also seems to have issues being involved in his life, which could deepen the abandonment issues.

Along comes Fine, during a time when Davis is very impressionable. Fine became a quote "father figure" to Davis, in absence of his real long-gone father and non-involved mother.

This pseudo father like relationship continues for 15 or so years, but there was obviously a break in the relationship, which appears to be over money.

Davis forms resentment toward Fine, someone he took to be his replacement father, because he was not there in time of need ($$$) for Bobby.

Bobby creates story to get back at Fine, but also as a weird way of crying for help over his abandonment issues. He has been hurt (abandoned) by the parent figures in his life, over and over again, and he now wants to create pain in their lives. Unfortunately it seems Fine was target #1, probably because he has serious "daddy issues".

Abandonment is a serious psychological issue that can cause people to do crazy things later in life. Many serial killers were sparked by abandonment issues. Many women go into porn and prostitution because of abandonment issues. Many alcoholics and drug addicts use because of abandonment issues. It goes on and on.
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