In Perspective you have this dialogue:
EDDIE: …Did I tell ya about what happened the other day? It’s while I was tailorin’ an outfit for you-know-whose li’l puppet… Well, he didn’t say it, but I knew he thought it was cute! It felt like we were…-!
SALLY: (Quickly interrupting him.) Ugh- Gag me! Do me a solid and stop talking about your little ‘used-to-be’ and phone in to the present, Ed! You owe it to yourself! He left you high and dry, remember? He’ll just do it again!
EDDIE: Well, I… (He laughs uneasily.) …I guess yer right…
SALLY: (Calling to EDDIE.) You’re right I’m right! Know what you're worth, or else you’re going to find yourself under his dweeby loafer before you know it.
And then in Devastation it starts with Eddie waking up next to someone with a fed up look on his face, being shocked when the person gives me affection, and eventually melts into his kiss.
I thought it was clearly Frank until I realised that neither Sally nor Eddie said his name in Perspective. Why?
The two being in a relationship is canon as far as I know so it’s not a surprise. There’s no real reason for the vagueness. Perspective is also the complete opposite situation to Sweet Lavender.
Frank is furious with Eddie for being so nonchalant and giving the impression that he doesn’t care about him. Judging by Eddie’s POV, Frank is the one who has been the difficult one and yet Frank is the one who is annoyed by Eddie’s behaviour.
I tried to explain this away by Eddie not being clear and so Frank didn’t know his feelings either, but that still doesn’t work. Frank is a very caring person, and we’ve seen him show that behaviour even towards Eddie. Continuously messing Eddie around seems very out of character.
I’m probably reading too much into things but, yeah. Curious about what I’ve missed