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Finding Nemo is a touching tale of the lengths a father will go to rescue his kidnapped son. But part of the reason Nemo ends up captured in the first place stems from Marlin over-protective nature, which only started because Nemo mother and his siblings were devoured before he hatched. Not having a mother to temper Marlin helicopter-parenting propelled Nemo to touch the butt boat that led to his eventual capture. Perhaps if he ;d had a mother, the movie would
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