It all boils down to the fact that Ellie had connections, but what was the process of actually tracking him down? She must have walked or driven for miles to reach her destination—did she cross a border? And with what documents?
That question has always made me wonder; it’s such a huge gap in the saga, considering only three days pass—ONLY THREE FREAKING DAYS. My mind is fried, so I’d love to hear your thoughts.
This does raise a question for me: it’s four of them against an entire clan. We know what Henry is like—he pulls things out of thin air, and with his luck and "rat-like" cunning, he could easily ruin everything. But the real question marks are the other three:
Dave is useless—in a good way; he tries to help but fails. Thomas and Geoffrey are loyal dogs; Geoffrey has plans, though he’s getting a bit old to be wielding nunchucks, while Thomas... seems like a solid enforcer.
Then there’s the fact that they’re up against a whole clan that wants them dead, plus Ellie, who will do whatever it takes to track them down and finish them off. So... God help them—and God help Ellie, too; she must be having a miserable time as Leader, having absolutely no clue how to run the clan.
She got her revenge, and now only the consequences remain... I like seeing how she simply doesn't fit in with the Toppats.
"There was nothing we could do; it was dirty play—some bullshit among the Toppats. Henry was the protagonist, and Ellie wasn't... And we had to accept it."
Things have taken a much darker turn than anyone expected. I did my best to capture the chaos. Now Henry faces a choice between his ego and his morals.
Just imagine it—Dave could hold Henry responsible for his misfortunes, though I think Dave is such a good person that I doubt he would; however, he *would* call him out if Henry's plan was, to put it mildly, suicidal.
Since a large number of people prefer Charles, well, here is the result. Satisfied?
Tell me I'm not the only one who thinks so. Seeing them in a cramped rocket corridor. Is a bit different from seeing them shipped, don't you think?
I'm not entirely clear on each character's abilities because it can be ambiguous at times. Henry
-He can withstand blows; he's survived considerable falls without being knocked out.
-He's clumsy; sometimes he's downright idiotic.
-This is what confuses me. Sometimes his punches are enough to knock someone out, but other times they don't even tickle. That's all I can think of.
Ellie In her case, it's clearer.
-She's agile; she moves so fast you can't even react.
-She's not very resilient, meaning that damage affects her considerably. In TR, for example, she's knocked out by a punch to the head from Dimitri (an old man), so I don't know.
-She's ferocious, meaning that if she has to do something, she does it skillfully and, in this case, with rage.
-She does less damage than Henry in general with her punches; I'm not exactly sure XD
I don't know exactly, it's something I've always wondered about: what is so revealing or unprecedented that it's being hidden in order to censor it?
Well, I think I got way ahead of myself. Will Dave really be of any use?
These options are so shitty, seriously bro, I got tired of doing really dark stuff, so I went back to the game's original style.
TCW had to be the darkest ending of all because this time Henry crossed the line, making one bad decision after another, never truly learning his lesson. Now it's all blown up in his face, and then what?
A tragedy in every sense of the word.
It has been shown that in most routes he is a complete opportunist and exploiter, a textbook cynic and egotist, who steals not only for the money, but also for the adrenaline rush, the danger that accompanies each moment, each robbery. Furthermore, his greed is such that when working directly with the government in CeO, he is capable of stealing from the Toppat clan without hesitation; he went straight to steal from them without fear of reprisal, certain that the government would back him up, even though it is completely illegal. He killed people simply because they were in the way of his objective; he literally crushed a guy's head with the diamond. He is capable of betraying you if it suits him; he did it twice: once to the government that trusted him, and Henry practically spat in their faces; the other case is Ellie... but that's debatable. Ultimately, Henry is only 100% good in 3 endings; in others he is neutral, and in the majority he is completely evil.