However, 8 year old child Kevin McCallister is home alone on Christmas Eve. However the McCallister household, which is the biggest property in the neighborhood, is their most anticipated target. Harry disagrees with this, calling it "sick". Whilst robbing these houses Marv tends to leave the water running, leading to the houses being flooded and the real law enforcement officers knowing they are after the same men. In the first film, Harry and Marv rob the houses around the neighborhood that are unoccupied and get information of their security systems by posing as police officers, or at least Harry does this.
Marv later returns without Harry as the sole main, later secondary antagonist of Home Alone's 2002 direct-to-video sequel Home Alone 4: Taking Back The House. However, they soon prove to be a very real and deadly threat to Kevin as they are always seen stupidly trying with everything in their power to murder Kevin instead of simply trying to escape. They are continually defeated by the child hero of the films known as Kevin - who would proceed to cause all manner of cartoon-like injury to the hapless criminals in defense of his home (at least in the first movie), the two robbers were still amazingly determined though and kept on trying to break into the house and capture Kevin but simply continued to be defeated in a string of slapstick-inspired pranks and traps. Harry is the leader, and Marv is the follower, or else, the comic relief.
They are robbers who rob money and cash, but are also very bad at their job. Harry Lime and Marv Merchants, also known as The Wet Bandits, and later the Sticky Bandits, or simply known as Harry and Marv, are the main antagonists of the 1990 theatrical Christmas comedy film by 20th Century Fox, Home Alone and its 1992 sequel Home Alone 2: Lost in New York (more specifically Harry is the main antagonist while Marv is the secondary).
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