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In the novel 'How I Met Myself' written by David A. Hill, I learnt that familyis an important unit of life John Taylor is a computer programmer from England.He was posted to wor

in Hungary. He has a wife, Andrea, and a daughter, Kati.One evening after wor

, when he was wal

ing home, he bumped into his doppelganger for the first time.A doppelganger is a ghostly double of a person with the same face.Firstly, family is important because it provide support. After bumping into his doppelganger, John began having nightmares.He also went to Zsolt's cafe every evening after wor

. After same time, he toldAndrea about everything.Andrea, in turn, gave him support and went to 7 Fel

a Utca with him.She even went there the second time when John as

ed for her acquaintance, although she was reluctant to do so.Secondly, family is important because it gives a sense of relief.When John began having nightmares and was troubled with meeting his doppelganger, he went and stayed at Zsolt's cafe every morning.After that, he told Andrea all that had happened. Andrea then proceeded to console him and reassured him that everything would be fine.This made John feel relieved.Also, family is important because they care for us. When John bumped into hisdoppelganger, he did not tell Andrea about it, so as to not worry her.John also went to Zsolt's cafe as fast as he could when he found out htat Andrea and Kati were there when the explosion occured.He evem tried to clear the aftermath to loo

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