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- "He looked up at me... like a little man... He said, 'Marines scare off bad guys, Daddy. When you're not here, it's my job to protect our girls.'"
- ―Frank Castle to Karen Page[src]
Francis David "Frank" Castle, Jr. was the son of Frank and Maria Castle and the brother of Lisa Castle.
Biography[]
Son of a Marine[]
- "Yeah, we did fifteen-month rotations in Afghanistan. You leave, you got a pregnant wife. You come back, the kid, he's... he's walking, you know. He sees you for the first time, starts to scream. He's got no idea who you are."
- ―Frank Castle to Micro[src]
Being the second child of Frank and Maria Castle, Frank Castle, Jr. was born while his father was still stationed in Afghanistan. When Frank Sr. finally returned home, Frank Jr. was already walking and upon meeting his father for the first time, he began to scream and cry as he did not know him yet.[7]
Castle, Jr. with his family at the Central Park
Growing up, Frank Jr. idolized his father and his military career. When he was eight years old, Frank Jr. painted an image of a Marine on the wall of the family's house, much to his mother's chagrin. Frank Sr. returned to the United States sooner than expected and found out about what his son did and reprimanded him. Asking why he would do such a thing, Frank Jr. told his father that a Marine protected people and that it was his job to protect his mother and sister safe while Frank Sr. was away[5]
Inspired by his father, Frank Jr. used to pretend to be a soldier, sitting at the piano bench with a handful of cookies, protecting it. He usually fell asleep, and Frank Sr. often found his son, sleeping at the pile of cookie crumbs.[8] Frank Jr. also became close to Billy Russo, a comrade of his father's who had been introduced to the Castle family.[4]
Family Trip[]
- "Dad goes away so he can kill lots of hajjis. How many have you wasted anyway, Dad?"
"Hey! Don't you ever say that again. You got that?" - ―Frank Castle, Jr. and Frank Castle, Sr.[src]
One day, Frank Castle took his children onto a trip to go and see the Statue of Liberty and recited a nonsense poem with Lisa, while Frank Jr. argued that was stupid. As they looked at the statue, Lisa noted that her teacher told her that it represented everything good about the United States of America and asked her father is that a reason why he has to leave them again.
Frank Jr. then made an inappropriate comment about the jihadists being killed by his father and the United States Marine Corps. Frank Sr. lost his temper and threatened his son, something he instantly regretted as he apologized to Frank Jr. and held his children close to him.[9]
Last Trip to Central Park[]
Castle, Jr. buying the food with Billy Russo
- "I'm just saying, Little Frank, I think it shows a lack of imagination. I mean, your dad is a good guy and all. I just think he could have named you something different."
- ―Billy Russo to Frank Castle, Jr.[src]
Following Frank Castle's return from Iraq, Frank Jr., Maria, and Lisa finally reunited with him. The Castle family, together with Billy Russo, went to the Central Park to celebrate Frank's return. While Frank and Maria watched Lisa ride the horse carousel, Frank Jr. and Billy went to buy lunch.
Castle, Jr. listens to all of Billy Russo's stories
Afterward, Russo jokingly told Frank Jr. that his father lacked imagination and could have named him something else. Russo then told the family that he was named after Billy the Kid who was an orphan who used his wits and bravery to achieve. Lisa asked Billy how'd he know that he was named after him if he was an orphan, Russo replied that she was too smart to be her dad's daughter and that he didn't know.[4]
Castle, Jr. poses for a photo with Maria Castle
While Russo left them, the Castle family stayed at the park, however, unbeknownst to them, the Kitchen Irish, the Mexican Cartel, and the Dogs of Hell gathered at the park for a drug deal. However, the deal was planned by William Rawlins and Ray Schoonover, and resulted in a shootout between the gangs. Frank, Jr. with his mother and sister was killed, while his father survived the gunshot wound to the head.[9]
Legacy[]
- "Every time I stop moving, I still hear my little boy. I see him. And I hear his voice. He says, 'Get 'em, Daddy. Every last single one of 'em, get 'em.' That's why I do what I do."
- ―Frank Castle[src]
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Facilities[]
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- Castle Residence: To be added
Relationships[]
Family[]
- Maternal Great-Grandmother
- Mario Castle † - Paternal Grandfather
- Louisa Castle † - Paternal Grandmother
- Frank Castle, Sr. - Father
- Maria Castle † - Mother
- Lisa Castle † - Sister
Allies[]
- Billy Russo † - Friend
Appearances[]
References[]
- ↑ The Punisher - Castle Family Graves
- ↑ The Punisher: 1.01: 3 AM
- ↑ The Punisher: 1.05: Gunner
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 The Punisher: 1.13: Memento Mori
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 The Punisher: 1.04: Resupply
- ↑ Daredevil: 2.05: Kinbaku
- ↑ The Punisher: 1.07: Crosshairs
- ↑ Daredevil: 2.06: Regrets Only
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 The Punisher: 1.02: Two Dead Men
