Henroin

Henroin
Scorpion
Satan the Father
Big Henry
Don (performed by his subordinates)
Daddy, Pops (performed by Angel Dust)
Pa (performed by Arackniss)
The Big Guy (performed by Fergus)

Heroin addict. Died of an overdose. Died in hell from an angel grenade.

Doesn't like
Strange men
Angel Dust
Moxxie
Unconventional masculinity
Infidelity
Weakness and spinelessness
Loss of trades or profits
Disobedience
Demonstration of vulnerability
Direct violence against women
Losing at poker
Italian dishes prepared incorrectly
"Fancy" food
Disobeying his orders
Disrespect for his female or filial memories
Molly or Arakniss are in danger or harmed
The Death of Araknis Loves
Italian cuisine
Murder
Traditional family structure/values
Power
Financial benefit
Angel Dust Abuse
Organized crime
Card games
Gambling
Heroin
Devotion
Black comedy
Violence
Molly

Behavior in communication
With subordinates: patronizing and familiar (“brothers”, “sisters”), but immediately switches to threats and violence for mistakes.

With family:

Towards Arachnis, he is emotionally cruel, ridiculing his characteristics (including his short stature), provoking outbursts of anger, and using him as a tool. At the same time, he is strangely proud of him, comparing him to his younger brother, saying that Arachnis is better than Angel. He wants Arachnis to become the heir to his empire.

to Molly - shows warmth and approval, calls her a “good girl”;
towards Angel - open contempt and hatred, rejects him, sees him as a threat to his reputation.

Status: Influential mafia boss in Hell, largest drug dealer, head of the spider demon clan in Pentagram City.

Goals
Rebuild his criminal empire in Hell.
Destroy the relationship between Angel Dust and Arkaniss and turn the latter into a mafioso and his right-hand man (both options were successful).
Transform Angel Dust into a seasoned gangster (failed)
Kill Angel Dust (failed)

Charismatic and charming - knows how to win people over, charming in a good mood (organizes parties, plays cards with partners).

Ruthless and cruel - he enjoys killing and carries out public executions (for example, drowning victims or burying them alive).

Powerful and authoritarian - considers himself the highest authority, does not tolerate disrespect, quickly humiliates or punishes those who challenge him.

Manipulative - uses charm when he needs to outsmart someone, uses people's obsession with reputation and traditions - can take risks to "save face";

egocentrism - puts one's ambitions above the well-being of the family.

Personality
Ruthless
Charismatic
Awesome
Cruel
Proud
Joking
Traditionalist

Ruthless and cruel - he enjoys killing and carries out public executions (for example, drowning victims or burying them alive).

Powerful and authoritarian - considers himself the highest authority, does not tolerate disrespect, quickly humiliates or punishes those who challenge him.

Manipulative - uses charm when he needs to outsmart someone, uses people in Traditionalist - adheres to strict norms, values ​​reputation and “correct” behavior.

A homophobe, he hates Angel for his sexual orientation, considering it a disgrace to the family; when he found out about it, he beat his son almost to death.

He values ​​loyalty - he calls his subordinates "brothers" and "sisters", encourages devotion, but just as easily kills for failure.

A sadist with a dark sense of humor—he frightens people and enjoys their fear, using cruel jokes to intimidate his partners (for example, forcing them to lose at cards under threat of death). Emotional palette
In a good mood - cheerful, humorous, sociable, charismatic.

When angry, he is cold, calculating, merciless, and ready to take extreme measures.

Capable of affection: he sincerely loves his wife Annie (he named the restaurant after her) and daughter Molly (he spoiled her during her life).

At the same time, he puts his own desires above his family and is indirectly involved in the death of his loved ones.
Traditionalist - adheres to strict norms, values ​​reputation and "correct" behavior.
inclusions of criminal jargon, hints of violence under the guise of politeness;

sarcastic compliments and ambiguous praise;

abrupt transitions from laughter to an icy tone;