Henry is shown to be very soft-spoken, stoic, serious and stern, only seeking revenge and the liberation of the trapped souls. Henry is, deep down, a severely broken man, drowned in his own guilt and remorse. He greatly regretted trusting his best friend and business partner; William Afton, as doing so unknowingly allowed him to kill a dozen innocent children, the first of whom was his own daughter Charlotte.

While his goals and objectives are noble, his methods are extreme.