[attr="class","ajbdsfl"]► Harrison Jones

[attr="class","ajbdbst"]GENERAL

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Ability to write the story[break]
Unlocked when his past self gains the power[break][break]

Harrison picked his name because of his step-father, Killian Jones and the fact that a nickname for Henry is Harry, thus creating the name. He is back in Storybrooke now with his uncle who he raised as his son, who is fourteen years old despite the fact that Neal has yet to even be born. However, Henry hopes to correct many things that went wrong when he was a boy, though he is wary about what he does as to not change things for the worse.

[attr="class","ajbdbst"]PERSONALITY

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Henry is a kind young man who believes harder than most people believe that one can believe. He believes in his family and the life he had lived. He believes in a better future. While he was a young boy who raised a child essentially by himself while posing as an 18 year old, Henry has continually kept up his hope. Even though he has been separated from his family and seen a terrible future, he has come back to make things better. He is a responsible young man, despite both of his mother's being fairly heroic and rushing into battle despite the fact that they could end up dying and leaving him behind. Quite honestly, he would do the same if that meant saving those he loved. He understands it, but he has to hold himself back from doing too much at this point given the fact that he could make things worse if he aroused too much suspicion from those he loves. Especially since his mom, Regina, is currently in a very dangerous mindset. [break][break]

Henry has the issue of believing a bit too much, really. He trusts those around him and believes the best in everyone, even those who had wronged him. While he is intelligent and would not trust those who betrayed him, at least for a little bit, he will continually believe that even the darkest of souls can be brought back to the light, but he also believes that sometimes there is no other choice but to defeat the evil. After all, he believes that the light is stronger than the dark, even despite his moms losing in his past, their future. Headstrong and stubborn, it takes a lot to change Henry's mind when he has it set on a goal.[break][break]

Growing up before he should have was an experience he wouldn't wish on anyone else. While he wishes for a time when he can reclaim his lost childhood due to the Black Fairy, he continues to push himself to the very limit, no matter how much pain it causes him. Due to this lack of a childhood since the Black Fairy, Henry does have a childish demeanor and will name his 'missions' much like he did in the past. Operation Chameleon is the current mission he is on. Henry, sadly, has a hard time standing back when he knows something will happen, which is why he and Neal sneaked into Storybrooke in an effort to 'blend in' and hopefully not arouse Regina's suspicions, so that his younger self can indeed get Emma and break this curse so his mother can turn over a new leaf and leave her revenge behind.[break][break]

Undercover operations are not Henry's specialty as he is probably one of the worst actors. He stumbles over his words and probably would arouse suspicions on anyone who was paying too much attention to him. Of course, he has stressed the importance to lie to their family even if it is only for now to Neal and continually tell himself to just calm down and this line of false information is for their own good. After all, Emma had a hard time believing him back in this time anyways, and he didn't need to make things harder on himself. Then again... knowing what happened with Graham and many other things that were about to happen, he might not be able to keep his nose out of history.[break][break]

While Henry was decent in school, gathering fairly good grades, he is more of an action taker, someone who devises strategies and acts on them, wanting to fight, learn how to ride horses, just like his grandparents did back in the Enchanted Forest. He is a creative young man with an imagination only matched by the ten year old him running around Storybrooke. While he isn't a very rash sort of man, he will take action as fast as he can, while devising a plan and working on it as he goes, improvising but with a bit more thought behind it. While he was interested in magic when he was younger, seeing how light lost to the darkness in the future he came from, he very much dislikes magic as it only causes problems for everyone and makes things that much harder.[break][break]

[attr="class","ajbdbst"]HISTORY

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Henry believed that he didn't have a home for the first ten years of his life, but as things began to unfold within Storybrooke after he brought his biological mother to the town to break the curse, he began to realize that he always had a home and it was with his mother who did truly care for him and feared never being able to see her again. He loved her and he knew if he had been completely taken from her, she would only get worse and worse when the good inside of her just needed to be brought out and cared for.
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Despite having the best family, a family whose tree went just about everywhere it seemed, when the Black Fairy came to defeat the savior and take over Storybrooke and then everywhere else so she could rule it with her power, they lost. Henry didn't know what to think. He was completely devastated. The lands of story were destroyed and his mother no longer believed and Fiona had control over everything. However, the black fairy made one big mistake: she kept him alive. Teaming up with Gideon (who thanks to daddy gold, had his memories restored) and Violet, the fourteen year old made a plan. Together with the help of Rumplestiltskin, a time travel spell was created. However, when Fiona caught wind of this plan she killed Belle in front of Gideon and Rumple. However, she didn't realize this would only spur the dark one to help them even farther. The plan was put into action and while the time portal was open, Rumple fought off the black fairy, yelling to the group of time travelers to 'make a better future' and to 'correct his mistakes'. [break][break]
However, the spell not only sent the team of three back in time, it also took up a few stragglers in the town who just happened to be picked up. The imperfect spell dropped off the travelers in different times, scattered around the world. Luckily, the fourteen year old boy had held onto his uncle, Neal, and ended up finding his way to create an identity in Seattle, ending up in a foster home where he essentially took care of Neal until he was 18 and he legally adopted his uncle as his own son. Of course lack of papers was an issue, but somehow everything seemed to work out. Fourteen years after he landed back in the past was the year that Emma Swan would come to Storybrooke and thus, Henry Mills, now called Harrison Jones moved to Storybrooke in the cover of the night and took over an abandoned building which he turned into a bar named after the bar that Gideon had created in order to steal his mother's tears while under the control of the Black Fairy.
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Managing to slowly integrate themselves into the society without catching the eye of his mother, Regina, Harrison and Neal are now simply awaiting the time when Emma arrives, though after that, Harrison has no idea what to do next. Wait for the Black Fairy? Or perhaps ease the pain caused, save people who died in his original time? He's unsure, but only time will tell what Hen- Harry will do, or rather, even Neal, the 14 year old boy, only 4 years older than the child of the mayor. Of course, he's been here a matter of weeks, but to everyone else it seems as thought the pair have been here for ages.

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