Предмет: Русский язык, автор: Евдоклия

Помогите найти аргумент из литературы на проблему влияния окружающий на профессиональный выбор человека

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Автор ответа: amastapova

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Каверин "Два капитана" Саня Григорьев стал лётчиком ,потому что в детстве нашёл сумку погибшего почтальона ,в которой были удивительные письма .Впоследствии оказалось ,что это письма капитана Татаринова - морского капитана ,чья экспедиция к Северному полюсу бесследно пропала .. Познакомившись с дочкой капитана Татаринова Катей и узнав подробности об этой экспедиции ,Саня Григорьев решает стать полярным лётчиком ,чтобы найти следы пропавшей экспедиции.Ему это удаётся .
Б.Л.Васильев "Офицеры "- сценарий фильма .Сын генерала Трофимова Егор стал военным офицером ,внук Иван - тоже ,потому что "есть такая профессия : Родину защищать".Получилась династия .

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David Livingstone
David Livingstone was an explorer, missionary, and anti-slavery fighter. He became a great hero of the 19th century for his discoveries in Africa.
David Livingstone was born in 1813 in Scotland, and grew up with several brothers and sisters in a single room in a gloomy building for the workers of a cotton factory. To support his family, he started working at the cotton mill as a child. The work was dull and monotonous, but it taught him patience and sympathy with those who worked hard. Though he had twelve-hour working days, David studied at school during the evenings and weekends. Later, he started studying medicine in Glasgow and completed his medical studies in 1840 in London.
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4 During his expeditions, David Livingstone treated the local people.
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5 David Livingstone went to Africa several times.
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6 David Livingstone bought slaves and made them free.
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7 Henry Stanley made David Livingstone return to England.
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8 David Livingstone’s grave is in Africa.
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