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A father is the first hero in everyone’s life. Being Dad is not as easy as spreading butter on bread. Fathers are always gentle, hard worker and adorable. Happy Father’s day to everyone over there.
Usually, Father’s Day is celebrated on third Sunday of June. This year Father’s Day is being celebrated on 17th of June across the world. This day is not to remember our dad (because in every aspect of our life he showered his endless love) but to celebrate the everlasting love of each father who cares and protect their child in all situation and he never minds how old we are.
On this day, I come up with few best father figures from literature. Here are they. King Lear – King Lear
In my list, Shakespeare is always first. It is a tragic play drafted
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