For any movie, character development and design is a necessity for films. It is vital that the audience immediately gets ideas about the character, to get them hooked on the film.
Our character originally appears as a traditional high school bully, fitting with the stereotypes and social norms of one. However, later in the film, we learn about the cause of his actions, and who he truly is as a person. When we continue watching the intro, we learn that the bully isn't a bad person, and is simply a victim of his poor home life. We learn that he simply is reflecting his internal conflicts onto others.
We will first show his home conditions, him covering up the bruises when he's getting ready for the day. He covers up the bruises to hide his true pain. When gets to school, he exerts his pain on others, in order to feel more powerful. After he does this, we see how it doesn't make him truly feel better, and it is only temporary. He seems to have regret after, and is just trying to make himself feel better.
Typical High school bully, from Back To The Future
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