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Oh I definately liked frank better than charles . I liked frank because the way he could twist his face . My sister could twist her face like that and my dad hated it ...lol
Charles. Frank just never seemed to be able to do anything admirable; his character never grew. But Charles was different. Yes, he was a snob. But his character really grew during the series. He became more human. And we saw the more human parts of him as it happened - for example, his work with the soldier patient who stuttered, with the soldier who was a pianist who had lost either one of his hands or the use of, etc. And there is a fantastic episode where Lt. Col. Flagg tried to get Charles to spy for him and Charles sets him up (I believe this is season 7 episode "Rally Round the Flagg, Boys).
Charles. Frank just never seemed to be able to do anything admirable; his character never grew. But Charles was different. Yes, he was a snob. But his character really grew during the series. He became more human. And we saw the more human parts of him as it happened - for example, his work with the soldier patient who stuttered, with the soldier who was a pianist who had lost either one of his hands or the use of, etc. And there is a fantastic episode where Lt. Col. Flagg tried to get Charles to spy for him and Charles sets him up (I believe this is season 7 episode "Rally Round the Flagg, Boys).
He wasn't supposed to be admirable. He was condescending, arrogant, and extremely self-righteous. His main plot of the show, was to try and foil whatever Hawkeye and Trapper were plotting.
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