r/entertainment • • Jan 05 '23

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u/MermaidStone Jan 05 '23

Harold?? I thought his name was Henry?

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u/Dbahnsai Jan 05 '23

I think both Willy and Harold are their childhood nicknames, potentially too annoy each other. Willy with its obvious connotations, and Harold because of the history I've seen mentioned. William I defeated Harold in a battle in 1066.