ITT: characters that did nothing wrong
ITT: characters that did nothing wrong
Isaac Gonzalez
Nicholas Foster
Well, this guy was supposed to be wise so I don't know why he thought he could trust Frank.
Elijah Russell
He killed an old lady with his car while running from the cops
Sebastian Smith
>getting mad because the POTUS asked you to cook some ribs
Hudson Taylor
>did nothing wrong
>hasn't gone back to Africa
K
Ryan Wilson
why was he such an ungrateful fuck?
Jacob Jackson
he didn't raise his boy right
Xavier Wood
>tell your long time friend goodbye
>he asks you play house nigger one last time
It really was pretty insulting.
Ian Wood
>long time friend asks you to help out and do something you're great at
>you get butthurt
Carter Torres
>house nigger
come on man, his previous profession was cooking ribs. Running a restaurant and being a chef is a perfectly respectable line of work
it was just a hamfisted way for the writers to further stomp on Frank on his way down
Bentley Flores
nah, frank just thought it was their "thing" that they used to do back in the good old days
Jason Perry
>defending a literal gay cuckold
wew
Josiah Scott
he totally fucked up emerald city and the reason my nigga adebisi died
#coonlifematters
Lincoln Morales
Once a house nigger always a house nigger.
Grayson Wright
...
Caleb Cooper
no I'm not
I just recognize that scene was completely out of character
Connor Williams
The point is that Underwood never once invited him to dinner as an equal.
Ryder Flores
obama has never invited me to dinner as an equal
Josiah Jackson
why was the chip on his shoulder so heavy.
Ryan Stewart
Sean Bean
Isaac Gray
just a couple of shitty children
Andrew Long
all he wanted was more life fucker
Lincoln Bailey
he did nothing wrong
Jace Morales
Are you an associate of his user? Why would he?
Owen Jones
...
Blake Bell
What do you mean? He fucked up by letting his wives get stolen
Jeremiah Perry
...
John Davis
punching the potus is wrong
David Howard
He didn't trust Frank. He just sucked up to him as long as was necessary.
And he did his time.
I didn't see it as him being ungrateful. From his perspective, Frank treated him as someone who could be used and discarded at any given moment.
Neither did his country.
This.
> "Before you fuck off, cook for me one last time I know you don't like cooking but fuck you give me ribs"
What was his "thing" for Freddy? Boring him with his stories?
20 years of servitude for a government official and...
>no practice of nepotism
>didn't bother to ask about Freddy's past
>doesn't know/understand Freddy's views and beliefs
>believes Frank just wants a "Yes Man"
>doesn't like the fact his livelihood is dependent on one man, especially a character like Underwood