Frank's mother was a widow dating an alcoholic, abusive man, Doyle. Karl saw himself in Frank and decided to watch over him. The parallelism between the two characters was shown throughout the movie. The love they shared will save them. The "boys" faced their troubles on a simple level. They avoided the complications of adult views and judgments...
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The "boys" faced their troubles on a simple level. They avoided the complications of adult views and judgments. Karl had read the Bible and believed he knew the difference between right and wrong, but was faced with the problem of protecting Frank from a painful future with Doyle. Karl knew that Doyle would manage to poison Frank's life, or worse, just as Karl's parents did to him...
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