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George Mole (born 1940) is father of Adrian Mole, and has divorced and remarried Pauline Mole more than once.He used to sell electric storage heaters, but he was made redundant about the same time ran off with Mr.Lucas. During this time, he dated Doreen Slater. After having passionate affairs, Pauline and George get back together and remarry. Pauline has another child, Rosie Mole (later Rosie Lucas) and lies, saying it is George's child. Rosie's paternity isn't proved for many years, and during this period Pauline leaves George yet again for Ivan Braithwaite, father of Pandora Braithwaite. George is offered refuge at The Lawns (the Braithwaite family home) By Tania Braithwaite, mother of Pandora Braithwaite, as he is thrown out of the Mole family home to make room for Ivan. Soon, George an

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rdfs:comment	George Mole (born 1940) is father of Adrian Mole, and has divorced and remarried Pauline Mole more than once.He used to sell electric storage heaters, but he was made redundant about the same time ran off with Mr.Lucas. During this time, he dated Doreen Slater. After having passionate affairs, Pauline and George get back together and remarry. Pauline has another child, Rosie Mole (later Rosie Lucas) and lies, saying it is George's child. Rosie's paternity isn't proved for many years, and during this period Pauline leaves George yet again for Ivan Braithwaite, father of Pandora Braithwaite. George is offered refuge at The Lawns (the Braithwaite family home) By Tania Braithwaite, mother of Pandora Braithwaite, as he is thrown out of the Mole family home to make room for Ivan. Soon, George an
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abstract	George Mole (born 1940) is father of Adrian Mole, and has divorced and remarried Pauline Mole more than once.He used to sell electric storage heaters, but he was made redundant about the same time ran off with Mr.Lucas. During this time, he dated Doreen Slater. After having passionate affairs, Pauline and George get back together and remarry. Pauline has another child, Rosie Mole (later Rosie Lucas) and lies, saying it is George's child. Rosie's paternity isn't proved for many years, and during this period Pauline leaves George yet again for Ivan Braithwaite, father of Pandora Braithwaite. George is offered refuge at The Lawns (the Braithwaite family home) By Tania Braithwaite, mother of Pandora Braithwaite, as he is thrown out of the Mole family home to make room for Ivan. Soon, George and Tania are engaged in a passionate affair, and George helps Tania create her dream garden, but breaks his spine trying to construct a pagoda. He is mended, but the wound in his back contracts a super bug, and he is forced to stay in hospital for over a year. He eventually comes out, and gets back together with Pauline for good, Ivan having died on his honeymoon with Pauline. They get married for the third time, and construct two house on the site of two knocked down pigsties. George breaks his back and is confined to a wheelchair for the rest of his life, and suffers numerous strokes. Pauline, George, Rosie and Mr Lucas go on the Jeremy Kyle show and Rosie's father is proved (by the use of DNA tests) to be Mr Lucas. George is horrified, as Rosie "was always his favourite".

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