Billy Butcher's Tragedy: Nietzsche's Abyss & Never Ending Cycle

In-depth analysis of Billy Butcher from the Boys.

Throughout his whole life, Butcher has been looking into Nietzsche's abyss. In his fight against this darkness, he became a monster himself. Along the way, he hurt countless people. In the end, he turned into someone bitter, someone who doesn't care about what's right or wrong.
Billy Butcher is not a hero, that’s for sure. But if you take a closer look; what you'll see is not just a ruthless man seeking vengeance; but also the tragedy of a man trapped in a never ending cycle of violence.

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