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|friends = Joey Drew<br>Wally Franks<br>Susie Campbell<br>Norman Polk(formerly)<br>Sammy Lawrence (formerly)<br>[[Boris the Wolf|Boris the Wolf]] |
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|enemies = Sammy Lawrence (Ink Form)<br> Norman Polk (Projectionist Form)<br> "Bendy"/Ink Bendy<br> Alice Angel/"Alice" |
|enemies = Sammy Lawrence (Ink Form)<br> Norman Polk (Projectionist Form)<br> "Bendy"/Ink Bendy<br> Alice Angel/"Alice" |
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Henry is the unseen main protagonist of the 2017 horror game Bendy and the Ink Machine. He was a former animator who visited the Workshop 30 years later.
Appearance
As mentioned above, Henry's appearance has yet to be revealed.
Personality
Henry is a soft spoken man, and rarely expresses emotions stronger than minor shock and/or annoyance upon seeing the bizarre happenings at the studio.
History
Past
Little is known about Henry's early life before he worked as an animator with Joey Drew in the Workshop. He then started to animate on cartoons involving Bendy and the other characters.
In Bendy and the Ink Machine
Chapter 1: Moving Pictures
30 years later, Henry received a letter from Joey Drew, asking that he want to "show him something". Henry then head to the old workplace, and upon entering the workshop, his task is to locate the Ink Machine and then activate it. As he restored the ink pressure and switch it on, Henry then goes back to the Ink Machine room, only to be jumpscared by Ink Bendy. He now tries to get out of the workshop, but falls down in a trapdoor into a secret room that leads to a place called the Pentagram Room. Once Henry goes there, he then felt an unknown tremor alongside with flashbacks before collapsing into unconsciousness.
Chapter 2: The Old Song
Still being in the Pentagram Room, Henry regained consciousness and started to find a new exit out. Along the way, he has to find a sanctuary found by Sammy Lawrence, the former music director at the Workshop, as an objective. Later, he was knocked out again and kidnapped by an ink creature. This ink creature is revealed to be Sammy himself, who took Henry to a room to sacrifice him to "Bendy". However, he was presumably killed by the latter in the procedure, and Henry managed to escape "Bendy". He locked the door from behind before entering a vault to meet a revived Boris (one of the cartoon characters) in person.
Chapter 3
Henry wakes up from sleep in the safe room, somewhere that Boris has apparently been living and hiding from "Bendy" in. After a quick meal and opening the door, Henry travels with Boris into the depths of the studio.
Henry discovers the entrance to Heavenly Toys, a merchandising section of the studio that he has no memory of. Wading through the machines and discarded plush toys, he stumbles into a room dedicated to displaying the shorts and toys of Alice Angel, one of the studio's characters. As Alice's signature theme song begins to play, Henry is startled by the appearance of an inky and half-deformed woman, screaming that her name is also "Alice Angel". After she questions whether Henry is fit to walk among the angels, Henry reunites with Boris and the two search for her while escaping the disfigured forms of the Butcher Gang.
Entering "Alice's" den, Henry and Boris discover numerous corpses of other cartoons all over, many of them being copies of Boris with their hearts removed. "Alice's" explains that she has been taking pieces from the other failed cartoon creations in order to make herself "perfect". Claiming that she will help Henry escape if he does favors for her, she sends him out into the complex to find items for her.
Along the way, Henry must avoid "Bendy", who frequently appears without warning and whenever Henry makes too much noise running. Henry can only escape him by hiding inside the Little Miracle Stations scattered through the halls, or closes the gate after entering the elevator. He also discovers the fate of Norman Polk, the former projectionist of the studio who has literally turned into his job role as an ink monster with a projector for a head.
A hidden audio log from Henry himself, recorded only two weeks after the studio opened, can also be found. It confirms that Henry helped to set up the studio with Joey as a co-founder. He complains that Joey is only an "ideas man" rather than a worker and that the constant flow of work has kept him away from a woman named Linda, possibly a spouse. The diary ends with Henry remarking that he's come up with a new character that he thinks people will love.
After doing "Alice's" bidding and finding her required items, she allows Henry to enter the elevator and ascend to the surface. However, just before he reaches the top, "Alice" betrays him and sends the lift falling, screaming that she knows who Henry is and why he has come back to the studio. Yelling that the Boris travelling with him is the most perfect one she has seen in order to fix her body.
Shortly after the elevator crashes on Level S, Boris starts trying to wake Henry up. Although "Alice" soon arrives from the hallway, then snatches Boris into the darkness by force and Henry is left unconscious in the broken remains of the elevator.
