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I'm noticing that Dave never had a father figure, which makes me wonder how fatherhood left a mark on him.

I'm noticing that Dave never had a father figure, which makes me wonder how fatherhood left a mark on him.

Right now in my book, Dave went around the world from Australia to LA for a father daughter dance I'm starting to think that his daughters can't trust him because he cheated on his wife.

Right now in my book, Dave went around the world from Australia to LA for a father-daughter daughter dance I'm starting to think that his daughters can't trust him because he cheated on his wife.

The character I relate to is Kurt. He really keeps things to himself and tries to do things on his own, so he doesn't have to rely on people. On page 122, Dave writes that my quite introverted roommate was gone

On page 189, Dave says, " It's not a sure thing, but nothing ever really is" (Grohl 189 ). The author primarily uses site and sound, and at times, exaggerations throughout the story, making the exaggerations a lot more interesting.

Dave is the main character, and he has officially joined Nirvana.
He is working in the studio in Los Angeles, recording their album Nevermind with their producer Butch Vig