Henry Freeman James is a supporting antagonist of the Stephen King multiverse.
Serving as the deuteragonist, as well as the secondary antagonist of the novella 1922, and its film adaptation of the same name.
He was the son of Arlette Winters and Wilfred James, the grandson of John Winters, and a resident of Hemingford Home, Nebraska.
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Henry favored his mother in looks.[1]
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Wilfred James[]
Arlette James[]
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Post Death[]
Before Henry's body was discovered, rats had began to eat him.
Shannon and Henry were both buried out of the Hemingford Glory of God Methodist Church, Shannon on the twenty-second and Henry on Christmas Eve. Rev. Thursby also presided at Henry ’ s funeral, but I hardly need tell you that the attendance was much smaller. Thursby saw only one, but there was another. Arlette was there, too, sitting next to me, unseen and smiling. Whispering in my ear.
Trivia[]
- He shares his first name and surname with a 19th Century American writer, and his middle name with an early 20th Century American author.