An Iraq War veteran who snipes Starla Von Luft from a pier after she threatens suicide. He later serves as the narrator for the film's conclusion, reflecting on the end of the old world and the rise of Roland as a messianic figure, while echoing Boxer's philosophy about pimps.
Abilene frames Roland's final transformation as the symbolic conclusion of the old world.
At the conclusion, Abilene narrates that a new age is beginning and describes Roland as its Messiah.
Abilene's narration preserves and redirects Boxer's recurring survival philosophy.
Abilene's closing narration repeats Boxer's statement that he is a pimp and that pimps do not commit suicide.
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