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Henning Iglehaut

Character

Quinta's apothecary keeps two inventories: remedies for the sick and quiet poisons for those who want out. Henning Iglehaut, adoptive father of Rita in The Harsh Mistress of the City, is fed to a captured Titan on his own daughter's orders and dies defending his darkest trade.

Status: Deceased
Species: Human
First Appearance (Novel): Attack on Titan: The Harsh Mistress of the City, Part 1
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Appearance

Henning is a tall figure with a short beard and wavy brown hair worn at medium length. Spectacles rest on his nose, and he dresses in light clothing wrapped with sashes.

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Personality

Beneath the respectable trade sits an unshakable conviction. Over the years Henning quietly supplies lethal doses to sixteen residents of Quinta, men and women alike, who wished to end their lives, and even facing execution he voices no remorse, insisting that anyone desperate enough deserves a way out.

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History

Before Wall Maria falls, Henning runs an apothecary in Quinta District on the territory's western edge and trades regularly with the merchant Kramer family, traveling to Fuerth District in Wall Rose; on one such trip he brings his daughter along and introduces her to Mathias Kramer. That daughter, Rita, is adopted: her mother died beyond the Walls serving with the Survey Corps, and her father took his own life using poison Henning himself had provided.

After Quinta is cut off, Rita rises to interim commander of the district's Garrison and rules that her father must answer for his hidden business. Alongside other criminals of the district, Henning is given to a Titan the Garrison captured in the months after Wall Maria's fall, admitting his deeds without apology before he dies.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Henning Iglehaut in Attack on Titan?

Henning Iglehaut is an apothecary in Quinta District and the adoptive father of Rita Iglehaut in the novel Attack on Titan: The Harsh Mistress of the City; he secretly supplies poison to residents who want to end their lives and is ultimately executed for it.

What was Henning Iglehaut's occupation?

Henning Iglehaut runs an apothecary in Quinta District, where he trades openly in remedies while quietly selling lethal poison to those seeking to end their lives.

Why does Rita Iglehaut have her father executed?

As interim commander of Quinta District's Garrison, Rita Iglehaut rules that her adoptive father Henning must answer for secretly supplying poison to sixteen residents who wished to die.

Who is Henning Iglehaut's adopted daughter?

Henning Iglehaut adopts Rita after her birth mother dies serving with the Survey Corps and her birth father takes his own life with poison Henning had supplied; Rita later becomes interim commander of Quinta's Garrison.

How does Henning Iglehaut die?

After Quinta District is cut off following the fall of Wall Maria, Henning Iglehaut is fed to a captured Titan alongside other convicted criminals, admitting his poison trade without remorse before he dies.

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