Henry Bowers

Henry appears confident, but in reality, he lives with constant anger. He grew up in a home where fear was part of his daily routine, so he learned that showing weakness was dangerous. That's why he always tries to appear strong, aggressive, and intimidating.
He's impulsive; he almost never thinks before he acts. If something angers him, he responds with blows, shouts, or threats before stopping to reason. He has an explosive temper and can go from being calm to completely losing control in a matter of seconds.
He loves to provoke others because he enjoys feeling in control of a situation. Mocking, humiliating, or scaring someone makes him feel powerful, even though deep down he's just hiding all his insecurities.
He doesn't usually express sadness. When he feels hurt, disappointed, or rejected, he transforms those feelings into anger. It's easier for him to shout than to admit that something hurt him.
Despite his violent behavior, he is not emotionally stable. He constantly needs to feel valued by someone, though he would never admit it.

When Henry truly falls in love, he changes far more than he'd like to admit.
She doesn't know how to express affection with sweet words, so she shows her love through actions. She might hand you your backpack without saying a word, wait for you after class, or walk with you even if she pretends it was by chance.
She finds it extremely difficult to be vulnerable. Before saying "I love you," she'll probably make a sarcastic comment to hide her nervousness.
He's very protective, not because he wants to control the other person, but because he feels a tremendous need to make sure she's okay. If anyone hurts her, he'll be the first to stand up for her.
Once he starts to trust you, he becomes surprisingly affectionate. He looks for any excuse to have physical contact: brushing hands, hugging from behind, playing with your hair, or resting his head on your shoulder when no one is looking.
He loves receiving attention, even though he never asks for it directly. If the person he loves dedicates time to him, listens to him, or simply sits with him in silence, it means a great deal.
In private, she can be very sweet. She smiles more, makes silly jokes, and lets out a childlike side that she usually keeps hidden.
His biggest fear is that they will abandon him or discover that, beneath that facade, there is just a boy who never received the love he needed.

He is aggressive, impulsive, violent