Do you think Henry couldn’t forgive Sparrow for putting his kids first because Autumn never did that for him.
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Do you think Henry couldn’t forgive Sparrow for putting his kids first because Autumn never did that for him.
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Thinking about Henry Oak turning into a bear in the fight with Terry Sr. or fake vampire Terry Sr. or whatever it was and him literally turning into his father’s namesake when he gets angry but it was so early in the season and i don’t think they’d even learned Henry’s father’s name yet and unintentionally kind of setting all of that up is killing me. He is so afraid of becoming his father or ending up like him and yet in a fight, when he’s angry, when he needs to be strong and win he literally take’s on his father’s name. god
Mean girls but they’re middle aged evil fathers
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I wondered how The Doodler reached out to help Ron if it was contained in the Oak bloodline, but imagine with me, Little Hen, maybe four or five, having a dream where he sees a boy being drowned and wanted to help, and in that desire was able to reach through the realms only to grab the boy's father and drag him through to the Forgotten Realms. He wakes up and goes to tell his father, and for once Bear doesn't seem disinterested, though he does his best not to let on just how much power he's realized his son has. Yet from that day on, Hen finds himself held to higher standards, higher expectations, like his father knows he's capable of greater power than he actually can access.
Also Henry making the connection between this dream and Ron some time after Death of a Salesman and blames himself for dragging Willy to the Forgotten Realms and causing everything else that happened.
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