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No Promises In The Wind Analysis
In No Promises in the Wind, Josh runs away from home because of his dad. He goes through many obstacles. He fails sometimes and succeeds sometimes but at the end of his journey he realizes he is just like his dad. He then decides to go back to Chicago and meet up with his family again. Just like Josh, I am like my dad too. If you ever look at old pictures of my dad and me as kids we look pretty similar. We both are Minnesota fans in all sports and we both played the same sports as a kid, Football, Baseball, and Hockey. My dad likes some topics that I like too. As a kid my dad had the same Grades that I have now. He was also the same size as me as a kid.

Josh and me are both similar to our fathers but we didn't know at first.
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