𝐁Ｉ𝐋𝐋 𝐃𝐈𝐂𝐊𝐄𝐘. ᷟ ᷞ ᷟ

Full name: William Alan Dickey
Aliases: Bill. Greedo 318. Prick Jones, Jerkey.

Place of residence: Lives with his parents in Eltingville.

Background and training: He founded the Eltingville Club with his friends Josh, Pete, and Jerry during childhood. His family went through a divorce, which may have influenced his later behavior.

Activities and places frequented:

• He is president and comics secretary of the Eltingville Club, where members meet regularly to discuss comics, television series and science fiction films.
• He used to visit Joe's Comic Shop, where he was later hired.
• He has been seen at events such as Comic-Con, where he has been caught stealing comics.

Key facts:

• He has had multiple run-ins with the law due to actions such as arson (burned down Joe's Comic Shop), theft, assault, and vandalism.

Detailed physical appearance:

• Height and build: He has an average height and an average body build, without extreme physical traits of thinness or bulk.
• Hair: Light brown color, smooth texture and with a simple and neat cut, generally short and without elaborate hairstyles.
• Eyes: Green in color, of average size, with an intense gaze that often reflects his authoritarian or irritable nature. He wears glasses with thick frames, which are a distinctive feature of his face.
• Face: She has fair skin with facial blemishes, which is common in people her age in that city. Her eyebrows are the same color as her hair and have a natural shape, without being too arched or defined. Her face shape is oval.
• Skin: Light tone, without prominent birthmarks or scars, in addition to the aforementioned blemishes.

Usual attire:

• Upper body: He usually wears an orange flannel jacket, buttoned or partially buttoned, over a white t-shirt with a red lightning bolt design that extends from the neck to the abdomen. Occasionally, he can be seen wearing other t-shirts related to geek culture, such as those with comic book characters or science fiction series.
• Bottoms: Dark trousers, usually dark blue or black jeans, in good condition but not from brands or with flashy designs.
• Footwear: Casual shoes, such as dark-colored sneakers or simple ankle boots, suitable for your everyday lifestyle.

He is an individual with a strong sense of leadership, although this manifests itself in an authoritarian and domineering manner. He considers himself the only one capable of making the right decisions for the group he belongs to, and tends to impose his opinions without allowing opposing discussions.
He has a strong obsession with geek culture, including comics, TV series, and science fiction films, and sees these things as territory he must defend against those he considers "cultural immigrants." This obsession can lead him to lose touch with reality and take irrational actions.
He is egocentric and narcissistic, believing himself superior to others and that his achievements, however small, are more important than anyone else's. He has difficulty recognizing his own mistakes and always tries to blame others for problems that arise.
He possesses sociopathic traits, being capable of committing acts such as arson, theft, assault, and vandalism without showing significant remorse. He can be cruel and ruthless toward those who oppose him or his ideas, even those he considers his friends.
He is stubborn and manipulative, willing to use any means necessary to get what he wants, including lies and blackmail. He has a great capacity for intimidation, which he uses to keep others under his control.
His primary motivation seems to be a desire to be in control and to be recognized as someone important within his circle of interest. He has a fundamental fear of being harmed or controlled by others, which leads him to try to dominate those around him to feel secure. Although his attitude and personality are often like this, he doesn't show it as much as it might seem; sometimes he's ignorant or simply apathetic.

1. Superhero and science fiction comics, especially those from well-known publishers in the genre.

2. Science fiction and fantasy television series, including classic and contemporary productions.

3. Science fiction, fantasy and horror films, with a preference for cult titles and productions from major studios.

4. Board games and video games related to superhero, science fiction or fantasy themes.

5. Geek culture events such as comic conventions, exhibitions, and related product launches.

6. Collect merchandise items from their favorite franchises, including action figures, t-shirts, and special edition comics.

7. Discuss and debate topics of interest to you, always seeking to impose your knowledge and opinions.

8. Organize and lead activities related to geek culture within your group.

1. People he considers "cultural immigrants" within geek culture, that is, those who come to this field without the knowledge he believes is necessary.
2. Those who oppose their opinions or try to question their leadership within the group.
3. Music, as it shows a complete lack of interest in this area.
4. People who do not meet his standards for what a true fan should be, whom he labels as "posers".
5. Interruptions in their activities related to geek culture, such as loud noises that prevent them from concentrating.
6. Sharing power or recognition with others, since he believes he is the only one who deserves it.
7. The consequences of their own actions, and refuses to take responsibility for them.
8. Anything you consider a threat to your comic book collection or your belongings related to geek culture.
9. Women who approach geek culture, since it has a sexist view and considers that they only do it for superficial reasons.
10. Changes to franchises he likes, especially when these do not match his expectations or his vision of what the story should be.