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Meanwhile, Perry meets Applejack, a pygmy goat who lives in a graveyard. The two set out to find and save Phineas, only to get hopelessly lost. It is then that they unwittingly come across the Resistance... Like Father, Like Son is the sixty-seventh entry in the Devourer Saga. It requires level 63. As Truth in Television, children tend to act, at least a little, like their parents. It may have something to do with living together for years and years. Or not. Either way, stories often drive home this point by saying Like Father, Like Son, or like mother like daughter, or like any relative like any other younger relative. This causes sometimes predictable plotting, Angst, and dramatic tension. Obviously, often happens to any character with a Truly Single Parent. A Super-Trope.

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Meanwhile, Perry meets Applejack, a pygmy goat who lives in a graveyard. The two set out to find and save Phineas, only to get hopelessly lost. It is then that they unwittingly come across the Resistance... As Truth in Television, children tend to act, at least a little, like their parents. It may have something to do with living together for years and years. Or not. Either way, stories often drive home this point by saying Like Father, Like Son, or like mother like daughter, or like any relative like any other younger relative. This causes sometimes predictable plotting, Angst, and dramatic tension. Obviously, often happens to any character with a Truly Single Parent. A Super-Trope. Like Father, Like Son is the sixty-seventh entry in the Devourer Saga. It requires level 63.

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