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Finding Nemo Strengths And Weaknesses
"Strength comes from struggles" like the character from "Finding Nemo" Marlin. He went through a huge struggle during the movie when they took his son Nemo. At the end of the movie, Marlin becomes much stronger.
On Nemo's first day of school, a scuba diver that was in the ocean captured Nemo and took him. Marlin Nemo's dad was sad because he felt lost without his only son. However, Marlin didn't give up on the search for Nemo; he found a blue fish named Dory. Dory was a nice fish and always wanted to meet new people and make new friends. However, Dory had short-term memory loss and couldn't remember a lot of things. Marlin and Dory became new friends and stuck together to find Nemo. Marlin had to go through hard obstacles to find his son


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