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Henry Emily; The Lies of a Voice of Reason

Is Henry Emily, in the games at least, a good man? Most would say yes, but, is that entirely true? Turns out, due to a few strange narrative decisions, this seemingly honest man has a much darker side than FFPS wants you to believe. And this "voice of reason" isn't quite as reasonable as one would expect. Why did this happen? What writing issues led to this phenomenom? Could it have been done better? Will Scott ever write a consistent character for goodness' sake?! I can't answer the last question, but I can try to answer the others. Enjoy. Introduction: 00:00 What does he even do?: 1:42 The devil in the details; Henry's negligence: 4:00 Henry's projection; Michael's (POTENTIAL) tragedy: 7:00 Lefty: 9:00 Charlie's benevolence: 9:14 A needless captor: 10:12 Charlie's torture machine: 11:27 Henry isn't sorry: 13:12 The worst case scenario: 13:31 Not what was intended: 16:30 He really should have been good: 17:05 There were alternatives: 17:35 The dangers of carelessly tying new characters into the narrative: 17:49 The biggest issue with Henry's character: 18:15 Double standards; how FNAF deals with consequence: 19:10 The case of Michael; how consequences build FNAF's narrative: 20:50 How Henry fails at facing consequences: 21:40 Addressing the ambiguity; how to write a character like this: 23:04 The consequences of Henry's framing: 23:59 Why this is important: 24:56 But hey, that's just an opinion!: 25:12