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The only way to remember is by holding onto the initial trigger that has caused for such a strong bond to be created. A sport can cause for a father daughter relationship to grow much stronger. The initial trigger of the bond is to watch, play, and enjoy. When a loved one is lost the passion of a sport will allow for this bond to only grow stronger. To come to the realization that a loved one is lost they must first remember what brought them together. In Shoeless Joe by W.P. Kinsella the love for baseball that has been passed on from Ray to Karin in which it was so strong, it causes for them to be inseparable.

Every bond has to start somewhere, whether it is watching TV or going to a baseball game, there is a bond that has been created. In Shoeless Joe by W.P. Kinsella the bond between Karin and Ray did not begin with Karin but with Ray and his father “We used to live in an apartment building above a convenience store… Across the street was a baseball park” (Kinsella, 15). Every game ray and his father would walk across the street and watch it. They had one thing and only one t...

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