{-} Pigpen rounds to face the crowd. Like a lot of brothers in the club, he's ex-military. The voice of the six-two, massive former Army Ranger rumbles against the walls. If you ain't a brother, clear out!
Pigpen, a prominent character in "Walk the Edge," stands before the gathered crowd, projecting authority and strength. With a military background as an ex-Army Ranger, he embodies the training and discipline typical of his service. His imposing figure and commanding voice ensure that his presence is felt, emphasizing his leadership within the club of brothers.
As he asserts his dominance, Pigpen sends a clear message: this is a space for those who belong. His declaration for outsiders to leave underscores the close-knit loyalty and brotherhood that defines the group, setting a tone of exclusivity and camaraderie. His character reflects the unique blend of vulnerability and toughness that comes with the lifestyle they lead.