Mr Live K Character Analysis

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Mr. Live K is a family friend of Mr. M, he came with Mr. M for the scheduled interview with writer. He reported that he came to support Mr. Mi, that they have been friends for about 10 years. He reported that Mr. M is a good friend that he is very supportive. He is someone that provides advise to members of their Congolese community whenever they are going through challenges. According to Mr. K shows signs of forgetfulness. He reported that when he is with Mr. Ma he observed him struggling with his memory, he stated that two ago he was with Mr. m and they arrived to his home, Mr. Mi proceeded to open another tenant’s door, and when Mr. K was trying to re-direct him, he was adamant that he was at the right door. He later recognised his mistake

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