Pigpen saunters up beside me. He's in his midtwenties and a wall of solid muscle. Most men wet themselves when he looks in their direction. Eli wants him in.
Pigpen, a character described as a muscular man in his mid-twenties, exudes an intimidating presence that unnerves most people. His mere gaze is enough to make other men anxious, illustrating his tough demeanor. Despite this fearsome reputation, Eli expresses a desire to have Pigpen join their group, indicating that there may be more to him than just brute strength.
This dynamic suggests that Pigpen, while imposing, might be seen as a valuable asset to Eli and his companions. The relationship hints at a potential depth to Pigpen's character, possibly revealing loyalties and qualities that extend beyond his intimidating exterior.
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