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Frank is Tony’s youngest brother, and one of the cutest little boys Eilis has ever seen. Despite his appearance, though, Frank is quite devilish, which is why Tony warns Eilis that he might say something rude when she first meets his family. Sure enough, Frank tells her that he and his family don’t like Irish people, at which point his parents and brothers tell him to be quiet. However, Eilis manages to endear herself to Frank, who appreciates her willingness to pay attention to him.
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Frank Character Timeline in Brooklyn
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Part Three
...to dinner at his house to meet his family, warning her that his little brother, Frank, will most likely say something rude or awkward to about their relationship. Eilis asks what...
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...rooms. The front room is where they eat dinner with Eilis when she visits, and Frank explains—to the chagrin of his family members—that the room also serves as his parents’ bedroom....
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While Tony is gone, Frank whispers to Eilis, asking if Tony has taken her to Coney Island yet. When she...
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...and acting more formal than usual, though nobody says anything. Still, the family doesn’t allow Frank to speak, quickly cutting him off whenever he opens his mouth. Finally, though, Eilis says...
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