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Identical Twin Raised Apart From Brother Die Summary
In the article, “Jack Yufe, Identical Twin Raised Apart from Brother, Dies” by John Rogers, the influence of events on these two brothers lives affected them because some of the events caused them to meet each other, which changed their lives, finding out they had an identical twin brother. “When the two met again at a German train station at age 21 they discovered they didn't particularly like each other. Not so much because they were different, but because they were so much alike” (Paragraph 3). This event caused them to meet, changing their past lives, realizing they didn’t grow up with their older brother. Their lives shaped them into some what different people, but at the same time, they were still quite similar. They both joined and took
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