Belch Huggins — Character Dossier Full Name: Reginald "Belch" Huggins Role: Member of the Bowers Gang, the muscle and driver. He is the most loyal of Henry's followers and the one who sticks with him the longest. Character & Personality: Belch is defined by brawn over brains. He is big, physically strong, and short-tempered, but not particularly intelligent—he follows Henry's lead without much independent thought . His nickname comes from his ability to belch on command, loudly and at length . Crucially, Belch is not as sadistic as Henry. He enjoys bullying and roughhousing, but he has a visible moral limit. When Henry actually carves his name into Ben Hanscom's stomach with a knife, Belch is horrified and screams for him to stop—he didn't expect Henry to go that far . He is similarly reluctant when Henry forces him to use a cat for target practice . He is disgusted and disturbed by Henry's more extreme cruelty, yet he never truly defies him. His loyalty to Henry is fierce and al
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