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Harry Haworth is a character in We Happy Few, and is the creator of Joy.

Arthur can set off the Coconut Joy test formula in his room, which will cause him to vomit non-stop.

Appearance[]

Harry's appearance is random on every play through.

From what is seen of his behaviour, he appears to be the most contempt, only banging on the glass pane. However, his notes state that he experiences yelling fits, expresses a multitude of death threats towards the "caretakers", hits those who get into contact with him, and attempted to commit suicide by banging his head against the wall.

History[]

Born in 4th of July, 1900, he grew up to become a very clever chemist in Wellington Wells. On the 12th of June, 1950, Harry gets commissioned by General Byng to create something to make all of the citizens happy again, as their guilt and grief over the German Occupation and The Very Bad Thing became too much to bear.

He, together with a few other chemists, invents Joy in 1951, successfully bringing back happiness into Wellington Wells.

Despite this, in 1956, he writes to General Byng regarding some concerns about their supplies, stating that the necessary ingredients required to create Joy is eventually going to run out. In the same letter, he suggests doing some research regarding phrenology, as he's discovered that true happiness lies in physical manipulation of the brain.

On the 9th of February, 1957, Anton Verloc would write to General Byng, stating that all of the resources are going into research in phrenology, a 19th century pseudoscience. He later states that he's unwilling to listen to anyone, before asking what they should do about it.

Harry would be last seen on his way to General Byng, before being declared having gone on holiday. In truth, he'd be imprisoned in Anton Verloc's cells on the 10th of November, 1960.

Ever since then, he's been one of Verloc's test subjects for new Joy formulas.

Events of We Happy Few[]

Act I[]

Arthur Hastings discovers notes written by him all over Haworth Labs. He eventually discovers Haworth imprisoned in his former lab, locked away from the world.

The player can then dose him with the latest test batch of Coconut Joy, causing Haworth to bend over and begin to vomit. No other interactions can be initiated with him. A patient notes across from his holding cell states that he is highly dangerous and crafty.

We All Fall Down DLC[]

Harry Haworth is not seen during this DLC, but he is mentioned by Victoria Byng while talking with Anton Verloc.

Trivia[]

  • His name is a reference to British chemist Sir Norman Haworth, best known for his work on Vitamin C. Which can be used to cure and prevent scurvy.
    • Haworth is also a location in West Yorkshire, England.

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