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In the second and third seasons, Ryan's obsession with Dr. Compared to Othello's Iago by show creator Fontana, O'Reily is responsible for almost every death in the first season. Despite his meek physical stature, O'Reily is a respected member within Emerald City for his lucrative drug connections and seemingly infinite resources and favours to call upon. O'Reily is characterised by his Machiavellianism, doing whatever it takes to survive through double-crossing, manipulation and betrayal. Ryan O'Reily is an Irish-American inmate and one of the central characters in the show. He dies, cursing Keller with his last breath when he realises his betrayal. With Schillinger playing Macbeth and Beecher playing Macduff, Keller switches the prop knife for a real one and he is fatally stabbed by Beecher. In the final season of the show, Schillinger is double-crossed by Keller during a production of the play Macbeth. He undergoes a spiritual transformation in season 4 and he and Beecher try to forgive each other but this does not last. Their feud results in the deaths of both Schillinger's sons, the kidnap of Beecher's children and death of his son and the murder of Beecher's father, as well as the deaths of several other prisoners and even Officer Metzger. Schillinger remains a pivotal figure and antagonist, known for his brutality and pursuit of vengeance against his former cellmate, the central arc of the series. Beecher soon became his main rival throughout the series, and sometimes granted help by Beecher's lover, Keller (who was also a long-time friend of Schillinger), to take him down. He often takes pleasure by not just bullying and harassing, but also raping them and mostly being turned into his personal sex slaves, most notably former cellmate Beecher. The leader of the Aryan Brotherhood, Schillinger commits atrocities against other inmates because of race, sexual orientation, or overall weakness.

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By the end, Beecher is free of all his enemies, Keller having arranged for all remaining Aryans to be wiped out by a chemical release, which causes the entire prison to be evacuated.

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His relationship with Keller and blood feud with Schillinger is the series' dominant story arc, beginning in the first episode and being resolved during the series finale, when he accidentally kills Schillinger in an acted fight in a performance of Macbeth. His character undergoes the most drastic changes throughout the seasons, during which he becomes a drug addict and falls in love with Keller, a first for Beecher in encountering homosexuality. By the end of the first season, Beecher has become self-sufficient to a degree and is no longer a gullible pushover. After reaching breaking point, Beecher attacks Schillinger and leaves his eye badly damaged. Around this time, Beecher also becomes addicted to drugs to cope with the harsh reality of his surroundings, befriending Irish inmate Ryan O'Reilly. Not being street-savvy, Beecher is quickly taken advantage of by Aryan inmate Schillinger who dominates him, rapes him and sexually humiliates him during Season 1. Thrown into the deep end in a super-max prison and forced to fend for himself, Beecher quickly learns he is out of his league. Despite this, he remains on the show throughout season 6 as a partial narrator alongside other dead characters.ДЄ former middle class lawyer in denial about his alcoholism, Beecher is convicted of driving whilst intoxicated and vehicular manslaughter after hitting a young girl.

He is accidentally killed by Urbano while trying to protect Redding at the end of season 5. He is often the moral compass of the show and shows great remorse for the deaths for which he is responsible. He tries to remain neutral in most affairs and appears friendly with almost everyone: no inmate appears to wish him any particular harm aside from the Aryans' general dislike of non-white inmates and a brief period of exclusion from the Homeboys after he betrays them. Due to his disability and distaste for heroin, he is not associated with the Homeboys until Redding, a surrogate father for Hill, arrives in Oz in season 4. In retaliation, another officer threw him off a roof, leaving him paralyzed from the waist down. During his arrest for drug offenses, he killed a police officer. Hill's narrations offer philosophical perspectives on given situations, frequently dealing with existential concepts and the nature of death.

The socially astute narrator of the show.