Henry Audrey Thompson/Relationships

Ella Clementine Thompson
Henry and Ella were described as a couple in love with their daughter, Leona. They were very close and always together. However, it is said that their marriage came through an agreement between the two families, and they were not expected to develop love between each other.

Leona even comments that her mother sometimes told about their routine in the early days, and that they fought a lot, a lot, and that she did not like Henry's company at all. In fact, Ella hated that and hated being married to him because she had been forced to do so.

However, she eventually fell in love with him as she spent time with him, and came to admire his more compassionate and calmer personality, especially after discovering that he was very fond of dogs and rabbits.

After Ella's death, Henry became far more distant and cooler than he was before, due to the fact that she was his life and the only thing she left out her daughter, because of what he strives to give her everything she needs and wants, but also demanding that she be someone as great as his wife once was.

Leona Audrey Thompson
Leona and her father seem to have a good relationship. Although Henry is a little more distant because of Ella's death, he still cares enough about her daughter's safety, comfort, joy, and future.

Leona has great respect for her own father and for his work, as well as being quite proud of how he is the greatest businessman in the world. Although it is implied that she does not exactly want to follow the same branch, she still does it to please her father, which implies that she considers him a lot, mainly because he has been as sad as she was for her mother's death and for wanting her make him happy despite of everything.

The two have great fraternal bonds, especially if they consider that they only have each other as a family, although Isabella is in their lives. Because of their intense love for each other, they both want to please each other as a way to comfort themselves by the obvious loneliness they feel in a empty, huge house like the one they live in.