Berenice And Frankie Characters

Frankie has many conflicts with herself as well as the other characters: Berenice,John Henry, her brother,and her father. Berenice and Frankie have this relationship where Berenice have the ability to point out something that is oblivious to Frankie. She stated that Frankie was envious of her brother Jarvis happiness with his soon to be wife. John Henry may be young, but him dont down easily. As they were playing cards games, John Henry refuses to play a jack of spades next to the queen of spades and Frankie becomes angry that he doesn't know the rules of the game. Jarvis her brother was in the army in Alaska what she have been dreaming of going there, jealous he gets to leave this boring town but Frankie has to be in this devastating town.
Very colorful describing how Frankie’s feeling and the scenery around her. Humid wanting to stay home from the heat,distancing herself from social group.
Frankie- 12 years old, antisocial, tedious, mean, afraid, lonely and stubborn. Stated before “This is the summer when for a long time she has not been a member” now she’s a part of the wedding of her brother, a member. Someone's who wants to stay out of trouble, and her solution was to stay home and be tedious.
Page 2 Berenice points out “ You jealous,” said Berenice. She see frankie as someone who's jealous because her brother is getting married and is in love. Page 10 John claim “ You smell sweet” to Frankie. John reconquize frankie as a clean person who does not smell badly as others suggested. Page 22 suggest Frankie as a “great big long-legged 12 year old who still wants to sleep with her old papa.” Her father see frankie who’s tall and at a pre-teen age still wanting to sleep with
I know it’s third person limited due to the facts that the author expresses how frankie’s feeling and thoughts rather the other characters. On the other hands, uses the terms “she, they and ect.” The narration point of view help me to understand Frankie’s character by mainly focusing on her, her internal feelings and shows Frankie’s perspective into view.
The language of the story in my perspective is formal, suitable to the facts that most of the sentences from part 1 are complex, and add specific meaning to the writing. All seriousness, no humor, and it's not filled with metaphors. The were recurring images, Frankie’s keeps dreaming about Alkasa, mainly about the snow. Happened in page 4 and repeats itself in page 10. Also, thinking about her secret trouble, being a criminal, committed a queer sin and leaving this town but don't know where to go. This reveal that the character likes to flashback to what has happened and looking forward to what may not