Harry Locke

Harry Locke (b. 259 - d. 311) is Grace Locke's husband.

Early life
Harry Locke grew up in New London. He was born at some point in 259. Even as a child, Harry was very large and had a thirst for violence. Unlike classmates, however, Harry was sent to a private military school where he was trained to become a peace officer.

Adult life
Harry married Hilary Locke when he was eighteen. He was one of the few who did not undergo corrective surgery. He became a peace officer in his early 20s and gradually worked his way up the ranks as he got older.

When he was 45, his wife, Hilary, passed away. It is unknown what happened to her but it's heavily implied that she was murdered by him and some of his employees.

Harry remarried to Grace Freede in 304. He chose to marry her and may have been abusive. Grace, ever loyal and brainwashed from corrective surgery, never questioned him.

Work in the rebellion
Harry was on the team that investigated the actions of those in The Underground. He was ruthless in his efforts and frequently murdered or tortured rebels. He captured Beatrice Freede and placed her under psychological torture, which she endured for days at his demand. After, he left her to starve.

Death
Harry was on duty in The Correction Unit of Greater London when it was attacked. He bled to death after losing multiple limbs in the bombs.

Personality and traits
Harry was ruthless and violent, cruel and psychotic. He was prone to fits of rage and frequently beat others when demanded to do so. Beatrice commented that he was "always happy to kill" whenever instructed to do so.

Physical appearance
Harry was very tall, braoad and muscular. He had massive hands that turned into vicious fists. He has small black eyes, "like a rat."