Bill Sikes

Not to be confused with Bill Sykes.

William "Bill" Sikes is the main antagonist of the late Charles Dicken's 1838 novel Oliver Twist and its many film adaptions. He is a malicious criminal in Fagin's gang.

Why is he Rejected?

 * His actions are far too standard since he only commits one murder and uses a child to rob a house.
 * He loves and cares about Nancy and it's also indicated that he feels remorse for killing her.
 * He has a Pet the Dog moment which is the way he had Oliver hide.

Trivia

 * He was an inspiration to Bill Sykes, a another rejected villain.