Suppose that a father who never participated in raising his daughter comes forward after she turns 18, apologizes for his neglect, and tries to mend his relationship with her. Do you think English would have argued that the daughter has a duty to at least give him a chance at a relationship?

What will be an ideal response?


Answer will vary.

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