Bluey
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You have to adjust your opinions on both Frank and Kerry {AKA the Goanna} as fathers based on the era, times and people were tough, my own grand father was taken from school age 7 by his father to work and the money earned went to the family, for many it was work or hunger.
When Kerry was a young man going out and getting home late, if he left the back porch light on all night Frank would be livid.
A story about Frank involved one of his printers. Frank hated unions and regulations, usual stuff.
One of the men on his print floor fell ill with cancer, which was a death sentence at that time. Frank asked his foreman, is he a company man? The foreman thought he was.
So Frank sent him home and paid him his wage until the day he died. Then he paid his widow his weekly wage until she reached the pension age.