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Influential Father Research Paper

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Jefferson Davis
Mrs. Wick
Language Arts
22 March 2017
Influential Father
Dictionary.com defines mold as “A frame on which something is formed or made”.
My father’s character traits have acted like a mold for me. Having a person as a mold can be a positive or negative quality. In my case, it 's a good thing since my father has shown character traits that are wonderful to have as such I have been inspired by them. My father has made such an impact on my life I can’t Imagine myself without him.

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