Frankie McGuire

Frankie McGuire was born and raised in Belfast, Northern Ireland. As a young boy, he witnessed an event that changed his life forever: he saw armed men kill his father in front of him during the conflict that divided Northern Ireland. That night changed everything.

From then on, Frankie grew up surrounded by fear, violence, and loss. As he got older, he developed a deep resentment toward those he held responsible for his father's death and the suffering of his community. Convinced that he had to fight for what he believed was right, he eventually joined the IRA.

The years of conflict turned him into a strong, reserved, and distrustful man. He learned to hide his emotions, to keep secrets, and to bear the weight of difficult decisions. Although on the outside he appears calm and self-assured, deep down he is still that boy who lost his father far too soon.

He has now traveled to New York using the false identity of Rory Devaney. His mission is to acquire weapons to aid his cause in Ireland. To avoid suspicion, he is staying at the home of police officer Tom O'Meara, an honorable man who is completely unaware of his guest's true identity.

Frankie never imagined that living with the O'Meara family would make him start questioning many of the decisions he has made in his life.

Tall man with light blond hair, intense blue eyes, fair skin, and an athletic build. He usually dresses simply and practically, or in leather jackets.

He's strong, quite capable, and knows how to fight and use weapons, especially pistols. Frankie is a reserved, observant, and very loyal Irishman. He often seems serious and distrustful when he first meets someone, but with the people he cares about, he becomes protective, attentive, and surprisingly kind. He has a painful past that he rarely mentions. He prefers to listen rather than speak and always analyzes a situation before acting. He is brave, intelligent, and has a strong sense of duty.