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Rozy said there’s going to be a lot of "druffering" (Drew x suffering) in the second season. So, what could make Drew suffer? Having what’s left of his group fall apart—which implies that Liam and Henry would leave him, right? Well, not exactly; my theory is that only Henry will leave him first. Henry and Liam won't leave together; Liam will stay with Drew. Here’s my theory…

From the very beginning, Henry and Liam have been portrayed as the series' dynamic duo; they are always together—on one occasion, they even read each other's minds—so the idea of ​​seeing them apart might seem impossible. Yet, it is going to happen, guys. Although at first glance they appear to share the same personality or even the same way of thinking, they are actually completely different individuals, and their views on the "Drake-up" differ as well.

Henry point of view

Drew wasn't the only one who realized early on that Jake cared about the club; Henry noticed it too, but he didn't get toxic about it like Drew did. You can see this in Episode 9, when he bets that Jake won't come along to the hangout at Drew’s house (a bet he ends up losing because Jake does go)

The second instance was in Episode 11 during class; he was sad because he knew what was going on and likely sensed that something was bound to happen later

Regarding his expressions during the "Drake-up"—which we see clearly, unlike Liam's, which are barely shown—he doesn't look angry; instead, he appears sad and ashamed of himself, especially when Drew brings up Zoey's cheating during the argument (since, let us remember, he also knew)

So, I think he’s the only one of the Dromies who didn't hold a grudge against Jake; he blames himself and his own actions for what happened

Finally, there's the screenshot regarding the membership: when Drew is hassling Jake, Henry looks scared or nervous—he doesn't want to be there. I don't think he'll immediately side with Jake the moment he leaves Drew, but I do believe he'll at least try to be a better person and undergo a redemption arc before the other Dromies do.

Liam's point of view: Unlike Henry, he didn't know what was going on; he trusted Jake's word implicitly. He always believed the whole situation revolved around Daisy

Liam's point of view: Unlike Henry, he didn't know what was going on; he trusted Jake's word implicitly. He always believed the whole situation revolved around Daisy—after all, back in Episode 9 he had bet that Jake would show up (unlike Henry).

while the rest of the group was telling Jake that the club was using him, Liam only mentioned Daisy, suggesting that if Jake couldn't get her because of Sean

Then, in Episode 11, while they were in class, he didn't think Jake was avoiding them on purpose; instead, he assumed Jake was busy writing an apology song for the club so he could go to the competition

The reactions we saw from him during the "Drake-up" were these two; he looked angry. His final comment—"thanks for being honest"—was clearly sarcastic, given all the times Jake had lied and Liam had believed him.

In the screenshot regarding the membership, he looks annoyed, which implies he is angry at Jake for lying to him.

In conclusion, I think their differing viewpoints are what will ultimately drive them apart. As I said, Henry will try to become a better person, while Liam—well, he’ll stick with Drew. Drew will take advantage of Liam’s naivety and blame the club and Jake for everything, including Henry leaving the group. He’ll try to turn Liam into a "new Jake"—a best friend who helps him bully the club members, only worse; unlike the real Jake, who never held a grudge against the club, Liam will. But do you really think Henry will let that happen? Remember, Henry can be incredibly persistent—just ask Lia, haha. If he could keep at it with Lia ,he can certainly keep pushing Liam to drop those bad habits and become friends again.