Henry Henderson

"Elegance is at the root of tradition. Elegance is what will bring about a better world."

- Henry Henderson in Chapter 4

Henry Henderson (ヘンリー・ヘンダーソン) is a history teacher and the housemaster of Dormitory 3, Cecile Hall at Eden Academy.

Appearance
Henry has long, straight, white hair pulled into a tight ponytail ending just below his shoulders. His hairline is beginning to recede. He has a lengthy, straight, white beard cut in the Imperial style, with no hair on the chin but along the mustache and beard area without connecting to the head hair styled into two long points reaching his collarbone.

Taking into consideration his age, he has noticeable creases and wrinkles on his face, accompanied by small, thin eyes with thin eyebrows right above them. Usually, he is seen wearing a monocle on his left eye. He usually has a stern expression, although significantly elegant things make him lose composure.

He is normally seen wearing a three-piece suit consisting of a dark jacket with long coattails and striped pants. He accessorizes with a pocket square, tricolor striped tie, and cane.

Personality
Henry is a mature and noble person who places high importance on "elegance." To him, elegance seems to be the way a person conducts themselves and is not afraid to correct inelegant behavior in others. This can be seen in his interview with the Forger family: he was calm and composed even after Loid smashed the table he was sitting at. When teaching, he observes and assesses the "elegance" of the students, although he understands that the children occasionally need to frolic.

Housemaster

 * Organization: As housemaster, Henry supervises both the boarders and the caretakers for the house. He is in charge of ensuring the boarders are completing chores and going to classes, as well as directing the other staff such as the gardeners and cleaners.
 * Discipline: One of Henry's tasks is to maintain authority over the boarders and may take disciplinary action in the case of misconduct.
 * Teaching: Henry fills in for absent teachers, such as the gym teacher and art teacher.

Miscellaneous

 * Athleticism: Henry is remarkably fit for his age, as evidenced by his daily regimen of taking a jog and the impact force he generated when he punched Murdoch Swan following the Forger family's interview at Eden. It is also noted that he is good at horse riding.

Loid Forger
Henderson has a deep respect for Loid, having personally acknowledged Loid's "elegance" and being deeply impressed by Loid's ideals. Loid's actions at the interview caused Henderson to completely rethink how he approaches being an educator.

Martha Marriott
Henry and Martha appear to share a history, shown when they immediately recognize each other during a hostage crisis. When Henry offers himself to the terrorists in exchange for getting the dorm tutor to a hospital, Martha gets confused and worries about his situation.

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Anime Appearances

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Trivia

 * In each chapter that features a class taught by a teacher other than Henry, they end up calling in sick that day and Henry fills in for them. This first happens in Chapter 15 when the gym teacher is sick, and then again in Chapter 25 when the art teacher is sick.
 * His preferred snack during tea time is scones.