He then discovers he's also riding with dozens of sea turtles along the EAC which is a current. Marlin wakes up on top of a turtle who introduces himself as Crush. However, Marlin and Dory escape from that situation. He finds her scarred from the stinging and struggles to carry her out. Marlin make it out first and, when Dory doesn't appear, goes back and looks for her. Finding that the top doesn't sting, Marlin and Dory bounce on them as they try to get away from the jellyfish.

Nemo and Marlin continue their adventure when they suddenly get swarmed by jellyfish. Marlin and Dory eventually defeat the sharks by blowing them up. The sharks smelled blood from Dory and wanted to eat Marlin and Dory. As they went further into the ocean they encountered enormous sharks. Dory believes she knows where Nemo is and tries to help Marlin. While searching for Nemo Marlin finds another fish name Dory. However, the two men leave and Kim is relieved and tells her dad they left, when suddenly Kim gets snatched. Kim sees two men walk in the room searching for her. Nemo at times thinks Marlin …show more content… Bryan tells Kim to go to the nearest bedroom and hide under the bed.

However, Marlin is an overprotective parent which sometimes affects his relationship with his son Nemo. Marlin loves his son and does whatever it takes to make him happy. He is left with one child which he names him Nemo.

Marlin is a single dad, after his wife being eaten by a shark. While the films of Finding Nemo, and Taken stand in different genres, they both share similarities between the two dads, child abducted, overcoming difficult situations, and saving their loved ones. Both films show what a father is capable to save their loved one. Finding Nemo, a film that contains tremendous amount of positivity imagery has similar events such as the film Taken which is in a completely different genre.

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