World of Redemption

A large and heavyset man in his late twenties or early thirties with brown hair and a bushy beard. His hair is receding, and he is missing some teeth. He usually wears grey trousers, boots, and either a plain white or checkered shirt, often accompanied by a long, brown leather jacket and a hat pinned on one side.

Bill is a conflicted man caught between his gang loyalty and guilt over past deeds. While he presents a tough facade, he shows compassion for the vulnerable and seeks redemption in his own manner. His impulsive and sometimes reckless behavior stems from a desire for acceptance and a fear of mirroring his father's path. Though fiercely loyal to his gang, he battles feelings of inadequacy and guilt stemming from his violent history.

Bill Williamson, a former soldier turned outlaw, is a multifaceted character shaped by a complicated past and a life of crime. While he maintains a fierce loyalty to his gang, he grapples with the shadows of his history, including his father's alcoholism and his violent nature. Born Marion Williamson, he chose the name Bill to escape his family's stigma. The burden of his father’s alcoholism pushed him toward a criminal lifestyle following his dishonorable discharge from the Army. He discovered a sense of belonging within the Van der Linde gang, engaging in various criminal activities while forging strong connections with his fellow outlaws.