For Odysseus' son Telemachus, it acts as a prompt: can the young man, unschooled in war, become the kind of hero that Orestes was – the true son of his father?
Jacksonian Democrats said they were the true sons of the Revolution.
"The martyrs of this wild attack were the true sons of this country who have been working tirelessly for the prosperity and honor of this country," he said.
As in this story, "& Sons" takes an unexpected turn from the purely naturalistic when A. N. Dyer reveals what he claims to be the true story behind his son's birth.
And I was no longer the true son of communists.
Sports Illustrated responded, arguing that the Cubs leftfielder Kyle Schwarber was the true large adult son of the M.L.B. ("How can anyone be said to match Schwarber in terms of being a big beefy boy?" Jon Tayler asked).
At the heart of this is Hal struggling to become the true son of his father and Henry IV's foundering recognition that Hal is his true son.
But as in other productions I've seen, this revered figure remains a dramatic blank, storming through the temple or somberly admonishing the apostles without evincing much in the way of a real human personality, despite all the debates about whether he is "just a man" or the true son of God.
Muybridge was put on trial for murder, but was acquitted after he claimed Larkyns was the true father of his son and that the deed was therefore a "justifiable homicide".
On the one hand, he said there are "the true smugglers, 'the border sons,' who take all kinds of risks and cross the border with heavily taxed goods [cigarettes, alcohol, drugs and fuel]." On the other hand, there are the "suitcase smugglers," locals who resell furniture, food, or domestic appliances on the big market in the mercantile town of Ben Guardane.
