As the movie progressed, Antonio became more like the provider for the family and he was able to care for his son. Bruno did not truly look up to his father in the beginning of the movie because he seemed to think that he was lazy in his duties to his family but that changed quickly when he got the job...
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Bruno then looked up to his father as a role model and he was proud that his dad was able to overcome his hardships and work through the problems. As the movie progressed, when Bruno was helping his dad look for the bike it appeared that his dad was depending on him as a form of sympathy in order to help him locate his bike...
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