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.
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