In one of the final scenes, Frankie makes a grand gesture to get Aiden’s love back, but Score challenges the usual format of such scenes when Frankie’s grand gesture also includes a sales pitch for a business plan. Why does she do this, and why does she consider a business proposition to be a necessary part of their relationship?

Frankie’s brothers, Marco and Gio, appear frequently in the narrative once the setting switches to New York City. What role do the brothers’ actions play in the narrative?

How does Score’s use of humor and physical comedy affect the narrative and the characters? Analyze at least three examples from the text to support your interpretation.