Frankie Cavangh

Frankie Cavangh is a main character and is the younger brother of Finn Cavangh.

Personality
Prior to Frankie's arrival into America, Frankie was somewhat selfish and rarely put others before himself. He also acted in a very bratty manner, often beating up and bullying Finn.

After his family moved into America and he got older, Frankie's personality significantly changed. He dedicated his cause not to endorse pointless killing. Unwilling to sacrifice the innocent, Frankie held a more positive outlook on his family, believing that it could be changed for the better. He held a strong sense of loyalty however he was occasionally willing to stab his superiors in the back when necessary. Frankie also wished to take responsibility for his actions, and his ultimate goal was atone for the deaths he caused. Over time, Frankie became suicidal over the remorse.

After Gabriella's death, Frankie developed a firm resolve to kill Finn. He considered Finn to be an evil, immoral individual who only focused on results and cared nothing for innocent lives. Finn had a hard time acknowledging Finn's actions and this resulted in Frankie molding into a harder man and became more willing to use underhanded tactics. He was not, however, willing to use methods similar to Finn's. Finn was willing to kill anyone standing in his way. Regardless, Frankie hadn't lost faith in Finn, as he wonders why he killed Gabriella since there could have been another way. Frankie later comes to realize Finn is the kind of person who would take all the lies to make everyone's dreams into reality.

After an incident where many innocent people die due to Frankie's actions, he abandons his self-righteous nature and resolves to achieve his goals regardless of the means. Since both had lost the ones they loved and sullied their hands with the blood of so many, Frankie finally allies with Finn. He understands that the cycle of hatred would have to be broken for a peaceful future, and starts to develop powerful willpower. He shows vicious dedication to achieving their goals. Frankie overall who shows frequent changes when facing grief, guilt and self-loathing, but was always a dedicated and loyal man who wanted peace.