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* DadTheVeteran: Was in Korea during Vietnam.
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* DadTheVeteran: Was in Korea after his brother was killed in Vietnam during Vietnam.the Vietnam War. He met Mindy there, and she moved back to Omaha with him.
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* {{Foil}}: is one to Eleanor's biological father. While both are rather handsome middle aged men, the former loves Park (but has a hard time showing it) while the latter barely cares about Eleanor.
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* {{Foil}}: is one to Eleanor's biological father. While both are rather handsome middle aged middle-aged men, the former loves Park (but has a hard time showing it) while the latter barely cares about Eleanor.
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* FatAndSkinny: Is skinny to Beebi and Eleanor's fat.
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* FatAndSkinny: Is skinny to Beebi Beebi's and Eleanor's fat.
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* SassyBlackWoman: She always giggles in response to anything DeNice says.
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* MagicalNegro: She does not have a life outside of Eleanor, and only exists to give her advice and to make snide comments about others.
* SassyBlackWoman: She regularly makes sassy wisecracks which always makes Beebi giggle.
* SassyBlackWoman: She regularly makes sassy wisecracks which always makes Beebi giggle.
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* InternalizedCategorism: One of his defining character traits is how he hates being Asian because he feels like it makes him emasculated and stand out from the majority white population in Omaha. He is jealous of Josh, his younger brother, because he is white-passing. At one point, he has a conversation with Eleanor about how he doesn't believe there are any attractive Asian men. He never gets over his self-hatred even at the end of the novel, and the fact that his mother assimilated herself doesn't help at all either.
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* InternalizedCategorism: One of his defining character traits is how he hates being Asian because he feels like it makes him emasculated and stand out from the majority white population in Omaha. He just casually accepts whenever his peers make racist comments towards him, and he is jealous of Josh, his younger brother, because he is white-passing. At one point, he has a conversation with Eleanor about how he doesn't believe there are any attractive Asian men. He never gets over his self-hatred even at the end of the novel, and the fact that his mother assimilated herself doesn't help at all either.
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* InternalizedCategorism:One of his defining character traits in Literature/EleanorAndPark is how he hates being Asian because he feels like it makes him emasculated and stand out from the majority white population in Omaha. He is jealous of Josh, his younger brother, because he is white-passing. At one point, he has a conversation with Eleanor about how he doesn't believe there are any attractive Asian men. He never gets over his self-hatred even at the end of the novel, and the fact that his mother assimilated herself doesn't help at all either.
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* InternalizedCategorism:One InternalizedCategorism: One of his defining character traits in Literature/EleanorAndPark is how he hates being Asian because he feels like it makes him emasculated and stand out from the majority white population in Omaha. He is jealous of Josh, his younger brother, because he is white-passing. At one point, he has a conversation with Eleanor about how he doesn't believe there are any attractive Asian men. He never gets over his self-hatred even at the end of the novel, and the fact that his mother assimilated herself doesn't help at all either.
