advocate for himself and make a case why another branch of the same organisation should hire him. In the solo ending (without Kim or Cuno), even if the RCM keeps him on, he has a much harder time articulating himself without help. It might be that he'd consider other options later on.

like he has to prove himself to his old colleagues, and that if he's not good enough because of his failures then he's a total failure that nobody could ever want again. He probably doesn't have the resilience to get fired for the crashed vehicle, the bad PR and the past violence, and then try to

I sometimes wonder whether that would technically be a better option too - new people and a slightly easier caseload at a smaller precinct while he's recovering - but I think it'd be harder for Harry to set his sights on that, for all the reasons in the other replies here. Plus, Harry seems to feel