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Uncas And Gingachgook Relationship
The two relationships of a father-son and father-daughter are definitely different. Uncas is the male child of Chingachgook. Uncas and Cingachgook respect one another with mutual admiration and honor. This appears to be a typical father-son relationship because fathers raise their sons to be good and honorable men. Fathers also want to raise their sons to carry on the heritage and traditions associated with respective nationalities. In this case, it's the Mohican heritage. Uncas as a typical son, looks up to his father and wants to make his father proud. In addition, although it's not a true father-son relationship, Hawkeye has somewhat a father-son relationship although not related. Once the relationship was established between Chingachgook
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