Henry Pines

Henry is Mabel's mild mannered husband and father of the triplets.

Henry Pines Henry (right) next to his wife, Mabel.
Alias	The Woodsman
Species	Human
Relatives	Mabel Pines (wife) Dipper Pines (brother-in-law) Willow Pines (daughter) Hank Pines (son) Acacia Pines (daughter)

History

Henry grew up without any siblings, and did not have a very happy childhood. As such, by the age of twenty five, he'd already practically estranged himself from his parents and immediate family, only keeping touch with a few relatives.

Henry moved to Gravity falls after graduating college in order to become the town's new librarian. He met Mabel at the age of twenty one, when Wendy introduced him to her at a dinner party.

It wouldn't be long before the two found themselves married.

Henry didn't gain the nickname "The Woodsman" until the age of forty two, when dipper infused him with a dose of demonic energy to give him the ability to defuse a particularly bad situation. He is temporarily transformed into a powerful, monstrous beast. The power lingers with him thereafter.

Unfortunately, it comes with the side effect of draining his lifespan. Upon Henry's death, the Woodsman would become a separate entity entirely, staying behind to stalk the woods as Henry reentered the reincarnation cycle.

Appearance

According to his official character bio, "Henry is 6'7, and has very sharp facial features, curly red hair, freckles and hazel eyes framed by dark rimmed glasses."

After becoming 'The Woodsman', he gains a spiritual set of moose antlers that most normal people can't see. They follow him throughout his reincarnations in a variety of forms.

Personality

Henry takes care of most the cooking around the house, and enjoy's reading. When he's not doing either of these things, he's most likely chasing after one or more of the kids.

A sweet tempered individual by nature, he cares deeply for his family. He prefers to avoid direct confrontation or violence- just don't mess with the people he loves.

Relationships

Acacia Pines

It should go without saying that Henry loves his daughter. However, he often finds himself worried over her recklessness. After she loses her eye, he can't help but feel guilty, and ends up blaming himself for the incident.

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• Some possible examples of Henry's antlers as manifested in several different reincarnations.

  Some possible examples of Henry's antlers as manifested in several different reincarnations.

• Henry as he Woodsman, with severed hands of past victims hanging from his antlers.

  Henry as he Woodsman, with severed hands of past victims hanging from his antlers.