If they allowed him to drive it T4L would not be possible, he could have avoided the GABEGG massacre but the government said NO. But something tells me Henry would have found a way to get inside anyways.
This was a question asked by u/yosh711, about which fails were Henry's favorite and least favorite!
Favorite Fail (First Image): Airship (Revenged). I'd imagine it must've been really satisfying for Henry to get to go out on his own terms for a change. He must've been pretty disappointed when he found out that it counted as a failure.
Least Favorite Fail (Second Image): Walkthrough (Toppat 4 Life). Henry has died so many times that he's in all honesty numb to it. Most deaths were physically painful, and pretty quick. But being stuck watching the same idiot for hours, potentially days, was mentally draining for him in a way that most of his other failures just weren't.
WHY DOES THIS GUY LOOK MORE LIKE A WITCH THAN THE TOPPAT WHO DENOMINATES HERSELF AS SUCH.
He never screamed this, Puffballs could have said it just once.
It’s just an opinion it doesn’t mean it’s true
In the ending of PP, the General says that he didn't know if he could trust Henry after last time, which is an unfair grudge. All he said to Henry was for him to, quote, "find a way to bring 'em down". Henry did that, the Government easily could have raided the destroyed Airship for evidence afterward (as if being in possession of a giant stolen ruby isn't proof enough, lol). The contradiction comes in the form of RBH, where the General arrests Reginald with no proof needed, so why did he take such an issue with Henry stealing the Ruby while taking the airship down in the process?