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This led to many of them being ostracized from their friends and family, being harassed by police and often losing their jobs.

Even to the point where President Eisenhower signed an executive order barring homosexuals

homosexuals from working in federal government, it was an absolutely horrible moment in history.

And of course, it was all just fear-mongering, similar to the red scare associated with communism from that time.

But the reason I bring it up is that Clown has confirmed that Eddie and Frank are canonically in a relationship together.

But Welcome Home takes place in the 70s, and during this time, it was illegal in many states to be homosexual.

And as we've discussed, these characters are real people, meaning that this relationship between Eddie and Frank was likely frowned upon, and it seems hidden from the public.

On various parts of the website, such as the character descriptions and news pages, it suggested that Frank and Julie appeared to be romantic partners on the show.

We saw the picture of Frank in a heart-shaped frame in Julie's house, and it's why he plays the prince in every single play with Julie.

This would have been seen as much more acceptable for kids at the

time.

Plus, the riddle said, intertwined, they call to mind the face of a neighbor he pretends not to know.

More and more, we are starting to see the real people behind these characters, the lives they live when not being filmed for the show.

But here, Eddie is pretending not to know Frank.

His breakdown and his fear of home is forcing him to act the part, to play up to his defined character, a character that isn't romantically involved with Frank.

But with that, we have our six specimens, and the letters of all of them spell the word parcel.

See, I told you they'd be important.

If you then go back to our home where we started this hunt and add parcel to the end of that URL, we find a new secret page with one final video.

Frank is in his shed, hiding the black flower there.

As he returns to his house, we begin to hear his thoughts.