All of these things, Henry would not have thought of such about himself but perhaps he was not thinking of exactly what those phrases entailed; studying at Cambridge and that neverending stream of classes and he should know was that everything that Alex mentioned were not destructive on their own, but to the people caught within them.

Very carefully, this was considered. "I would imagine that it says that you are both danger and attracted to danger.. but I do not consider myself dangerous in the slightest." he'd always been obedient and mild-mannered, always ignoring the intensity underneath.

It was the intensity that expressed his passionate ideals, who went on long tirades about Byron and Oscar Wilde, it was a vein of lightning within him that when it struck water, it destroyed everything in its path. But he did not see these things, because he was those things.