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Elizabeth had a LOT of trouble deciphering the men when she was about 4 years old. aka, she couldn’t stop calling Henry “daddy” :/

Williams ‘American accent’ scared baby Charlie so bad she cried. That was not a fun time. She was confused :/

Williams very first words to Henry were “If you’re here to patronize me...” ...all Henry said was “hey :)”

The only reason Amanda, Henrys ex-wife, walks free and alive today is because William refused to hurt a friend. This was the first time he had violent urges towards a person, however.

Henry and William alike both were basically adopted by the others mother as their ‘unofficial son.’ Valerie ADORED Henry, and Harriette found Will very charming :) !!

William owns not a single pair of normal socks. I only tell you this, because he most likely got spring-locked while wearing the most iconic, flashy socks you’ve ever seen. This man died with an arcade carpet on his feet.

Henry dresses incredibly boringly, with the addition of the occasional lip-gloss. He didn’t understand the difference between gloss and balm, and once he found out, he was already in too deep. He likes it :/

William and Henry were never strangers to physical contact. Henry started it all, being a very loving and affectionate man who’s love language lies in cuddles. Soon enough, they’re both leaning against one another quite often, sometimes even cuddling, though it was always ‘lowkey.’

The Emily and Afton children were raised with the assumption that they just had that one other parent. If dad said no, uncle would probably say yes.

William had met Cassidy only once. Henry has met Cassidy two times.

Will and Henry were so close that, upon separating after Charlies murder, their lives felt hollow. Johnathan had to guard Michael in the farthest spot of his closet due to their fathers agony-shrieking for the first few days of their fallout. It was the only time he ever considered he was wrong, and deserved his treatment, and it was even worse than when his wife passed, who, even as Trap way ahead in Security Breach, he still mourns.

What does Henry make of Williams descent into Remnant-madness? What does he make of Charlies last day?

This is going to sound strange, but Henry holds no resentment for Will after what happened. Not anymore. He’s become a horrible man, himself, but he’s truly never stopped blaming himself for the death of his daughter. Because, on that day, he is absolutely certain that Charlie wasn’t the only one who died.

Because William never would have done that to her.

He believes, somehow, on that day, William’s final, last ounce of humanity had burned out, allowing whatever this thing is to proceed. Henry blames himself for the death of his daughter, and his long-time best friend, basically brother. He blames himself for being blind to the red-flags because confronting issues is scary. He blames himself for not caring for William enough when he couldn’t call for help, trapped inside a body and mind and soul that only tormented him until he couldn’t be found anymore. He hates his guts, yeah, but... Will was once a good, innocent man, who only wanted to be a good husband, father, uncle and friend to those he loved. That was real.

Henry believes that, when he took his anger out on him the day after Charlie was found, that he burnt out any remaining chances of bringing William back. He saw the look on his face after he attacked him, he heard his whimpers, and he saw just how badly he hurt this man, physically and emotionally, and after that? He never saw such emotion from him again. Not in person, not in pictures, not in spirit.

He sees Remnant as a drug, one Will was addicted to, and how he couldn’t get help because he didn’t even know he needed it, and that’s a weight Henry carries, and continues to carry, even as he roams as an entirely new entity.