Wayne

A mixed bag. Wayne has no regard for rules of either congenial society or the law, and his behavior is nearly always criminal in some way. He's burned down his house, set fire to other private property, beat up several people, and left the state with a 15-year-old girl. That said, he's been dealt a difficult hand and is guided by a self-defined moral code that, to him at least, justifies most of his actions, and he really does mean well. Serious issues like domestic abuse, kidnapping, and theft are dismissed with little consequence. Wayne is inspired to do what he does by the fact that he has no family once his dad dies.

Fistfights and street brawls are bloody and intense. A man shoots Wayne with a shotgun filled with rock salt, scarring his face; Del throws a running chainsaw at a man, cutting part of his foot off; Wayne stabs his own hand, bites off Del's father's nose, and shoots fireworks at him; and so on. Del's father drags her into the house by her hair in one scene.

Constant use of "f--k," "f--ker," "f--king," "mother--ker," "s--t," "Goddamn," "a--holes," "s--thole," "c--ksucker," "dips--t," "son of a bitch," "p---y," "hell," "ass," and "d--kheads."