A river run through it
When two brothers grow up in the same house, many questions are asked such as: Will the two be the same, or will they be different? Will either grow up to be successful, or will one be a disappointment? Will one receive more attention from their parents? Will one stray off their father’s path, or is it possible for both to stay in line? All of these questions are common of parents and people in the boys’ lives. The many questions are answered throughout life. The two brothers in, A River runs Through it, are different because of their need for love in their lives and how they come about getting it, their relationship with their father, and the difference in their formal education. These different paths that Norman and Paul took, distinguished the difference between the two of them. The two brothers Norman and Paul both need love in their lives. Paul was a ladies man; he spent his summers as a lifeguard so that woman would surround him. Paul was a crowd pleaser he always wanted to be the center of attention. Paul’s father made a comment, “I understand the he’s changing the spelling of the family name, Maclean with a capital ‘L.’ Now everyone will think that we’re lowland Scotts.” This
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Norman Paul, Hanover Hampshire, River Runs, Blackfoot River, Montana Missoula, University Chicago, Father Macleans, Father Maclean, norman paul, river runs, love lives, attention father,
Approximate Word count = 938
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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