Henry Yewbeam

Lily Luna Potter:
After the Gryffindor student ventured into Borgin and Burkes and attempted to steal Ptolemy Henry became somewhat of an acquaintance to her that, even after allowing her to take the liquid at a discounted price, she returned to bring the right money. Thankfully paying the remaining cost at a time when Henry was gravely injured after a curse from Theodore Rookwood. Since then the two have met on numerous occasions and soon become friends who got high together, especially after Lily aided Henry in escaping St Mungo's. This may not have been the best idea as it further led Henry's addiction before an overdose. He admitted himself to St Mungo's and, now out of her twenty day rehabilitation, hasn't met up with Lily - one of the few people he calls a friend.

Scorpius Malfoy:
Henry's lawyer, who by no means is a friend by to Henry Malfoy is the closest thing that he has to a friend. Malfoy knows pretty much there is to know about Henry, having made it his business because he is his lawyer throughout the challenging trial of trying to prove his innocence in his obvious capture and torture of Hallie Rookwood. Furthermore the pair are both death eaters and the death eater Henry feels most comfortable to be with.

Sophia Granger:
Not the likely pairing. For starters Henry is a death eater and Sophia is a member of the Order. Moreover Henry landed Maura in a week long coma for which Sophia had to try and cure, not knowing if one of her closest friends would wake up. However it is this newly found friendship that has helped Henry stay alive. When the death eater overdosed in the ministry holding cell Sophia was the one to heal him. This point provoked Henry to ask for her help, to ask for her to help him fight his addiction and change his life around. Sophia allowed him to be admitted to St Mungo's for twenty day rehabilitation program to aid the healing of his addiction. Now, fresh from St Mungo's, Sophia has taken Henry into her own home to help him through the next stages for her has nobody good in his life to do this.

Katrina-Carlotta Du Hunt:
The leader of the death eaters. Although Henry couldn't class them as friends, due his slight fear of her, he is by no means an enemy of her. For one that would be foolish and two Henry values the fact she forgave him and allowed him to remain as a death eater too important, after all the death eaters may be his second chance in life.

Isla Blackthorn:
A fellow death eater, who is somewhat famed due to her age and long service time. Henry is in his plan to break into Gringotts and so sees her as somewhat of an acquaintance.

Rivah Trenton:
Henry knows her through the death eaters and because of this she is more of a secret acquaintance and if they came across each other in public would most not likely acknowledge each other given the fact Trenton's allegiance to the death eaters is private knowledge and would put her position in the ministry at risk.

Steppe Seker:
The reason behind his drug addicted death eater life. If it wasn't for her then perhaps he would still be with Hallie for she is the woman who he cheated on Hallie with after an argument in the common room. Of course when Hallie found out she broke ties with him and he felt like he'd lost a huge chunk out of his life. His quidditch performance suffered, people turned against them knowing him to be a cheater and the only person he could turn to was Steppe Seker. She comforted him, reassured him, made him feel special. The two became a couple until Henry realised she was the cause of his problems for it was Steppe who had introduced him to the dark arts and drugs. They are now just acquaintances both being death eaters.

Hallie Rookwood:
His teenage sweetheart. There was once a time, before Henry turned to the dark arts and drugs, when he was once fun, the heart of the common room. A time when he was in a relationship with Hallie Cooper. They were the couple to be: Henry and Hallie. It was perfect. The two were so in love they would finish each others sentences, get up to all sorts of mischief around the castle and the pair could always count on each other to liven their lives up. However there came a time when Henry began to get too big for his boots, being with one of the prettiest girls in Gryffindor House whilst being Captain of the Quidditch Team too - something that wasn't too attractive for Hallie. In the end she was cast aside and when not treated with the love she was first treated with. Their chemistry was dying and in an attempt to save it she was brutally honest with Henry. Of course Henry took offense, got mad and stormed out of the blazing argument where he was comforted by Steppe Seker. Steppe Seker, the woman who added fuel to the fire and ruined the what was once a perfect couple. Henry cheated on Hallie with, although damaged by the guilt owned up to his adultery the next day, his response a slap in the face and the end of his relationship with Hallie. Ever since then he has only fell down a dark path of curses, debt and drugs. Naturally Henry blames Hallie for not being there for him when he needed her and has a hostile, built up anger towards, who he believed was the love of his life.

Maura Goldstein:
Being the best friend to Hallie it is only natural that he sees Maura as somewhat of an enemy. He blames her and believes that she influenced Hallie's decision because Hallie talked to Maura about practically everything. Furthermore she always seems to get in the way and is overly optimistic for his liking.

Theodore Rookwood:
Not only is he the wife of Hallie it is because of him that he failed his first misson. Theodore somehow tracked Hallie's location down and rescued from the death clutches of Henry's wand. As a result Henry was punished greatly by the Death Eaters and is up for trial for the capture and torture of Hallie.

Lorcan D'Eath:
Although Lorcan is his boss and owns D'Eath mansion where the death eater headquarters is located Lorcan also was the main person to press charges against Henry for torturing Hallie Rookwood the attic in Borgin & Burkes. Henry is slightly scared of the man and although behaves like an acquaintance/subordinate around him Henry has developed a strong, bitter dislikening to him.