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Billy's a character I'm currently working on, something I want to do after I finish The Rotting Man, preferably.

Basically, Billy is the main antagonist who was written by the protagonist when he was eighteen or so, hating everyone and everything. In the stories he wrote, Billy basically does a lot of criminal acts like starting up bar brawls, assaulting (even murdering people) for the heck of it, indulging in pyromania, doing drugs, speeding, as well as shoplifting and littering. And a little while later, the protagonist sort of grows up, and abandons Billy Vengeance to write other stories, but somehow, Billy Vengeance became a real person (which is something I'm still trying to figure out)

And naturally I decided this is what he would be listening to, mostly. Sloppy, fast, hardcore punk, which would go well with his nihilistic mentality.

Think of him like HABIT from EverymanHybrid and George Stark from Stephen King's "The Dark Half", maybe some Alex DeLarge as well, why not.

Yeah, I know, my handwriting's pretty crappy, isn't it. Writing it with Sharpie doesn't really help that much, either.

Description
Billy's a character I'm currently working on, something I want to do after I finish The Rotting Man, preferably.

Basically, Billy is the main antagonist who was written by the protagonist when he was eighteen or so, hating everyone and everything. In the stories he wrote, Billy basically does a lot of criminal acts like starting up bar brawls, assaulting (even murdering people) for the heck of it, indulging in pyromania, doing drugs, speeding, as well as shoplifting and littering. And a little while later, the protagonist sort of grows up, and abandons Billy Vengeance to write other stories, but somehow, Billy Vengeance became a real person (which is something I'm still trying to figure out)

And naturally I decided this is what he would be listening to, mostly. Sloppy, fast, hardcore punk, which would go well with his nihilistic mentality.

Think of him like HABIT from EverymanHybrid and George Stark from Stephen King's "The Dark Half", maybe some Alex DeLarge as well, why not.

Yeah, I know, my handwriting's pretty crappy, isn't it. Writing it with Sharpie doesn't really help that much, either.