Eveline's Feelings Towards Different Characters:

Liked and Loved:
- Frank: Eveline liked and loved Frank, the sailor, because he offered her a chance at a new life in Buenos Aires. He was kind to her and showed her affection, which made her feel valued and cared for. Frank represented an escape from her mundane and oppressive life in Dublin, giving her hope for a better future.
- Her Mother: Eveline also had love and affection for her mother, despite their difficult relationship. Her mother had taken care of Eveline and her siblings after their father's death, showing her maternal love and support. Eveline felt a sense of duty and loyalty towards her mother, which influenced her decision-making process.

Did Not Like:
- Her Father: Eveline did not like her father due to his abusive and oppressive nature. He had a history of violence towards Eveline and her siblings, creating a hostile and fearful environment at home. Her father's behavior instilled a sense of fear and helplessness in Eveline, making her want to escape from his control.
- Her Brother: Eveline did not have a close relationship with her brother, who had left home to avoid their father's abuse. Despite being family, Eveline felt disconnected from her brother and did not have a strong emotional bond with him. His absence further contributed to Eveline's desire to leave Dublin and start afresh elsewhere.