Sir Quigley Broken Bottom, a gluttonous anthropomorphic pig, habitually indulges his voracious appetites even amid urgent situations. Introduced as a minor foe, he schemes to coerce a human girl into matrimony until another character thwarts him by impersonating her. Defeated, he renounces his villainy and embarks on a pilgrimage alongside fellow penitents. Though linked to two notoriously antagonistic brothers, his familial history remains largely unexplored. During the journey, he aids in cunning stratagems, including a collaborative shapeshifting ruse to mimic a primary antagonist. His redemption arc peaks in a climactic battle where teamwork proves vital to overcoming adversaries. By the story’s end, Quigley evolves from a self-serving opportunist into a humble collaborator, embodying themes of transformation through cooperation. His origins and deeper motivations remain unexamined, his narrative focused solely on his shift from petty tyranny to selfless alliance.