Louis Smith Character Analysis

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The Smith family of 4 is a French Canadian family who moved to Banff, Alberta in 1904. The immigration was because of the impact of Clifford Sifton who needed new farming workers to populate Western Canada (Canada 's plains). They moved with their two youthful children from Paris, France. They settled close to a farm which became theirs and near numerous new immigrants from different places. Alberta was totally an alternate affair for the family however they cherished the new enterprise in their life. The family worked hard everyday and they turned out to be close with the immigrants near by. The Mother’s name is Chloé Smith (before getting married her name was Chloé Lin), she grew up in Paris, France with her parents and three older brothers. She …show more content…
Louis and the family immigrated to Alberta, Canada in 1904. He works in his farm to grow food for his family and sells some to close by friends. Louis is a minding and cherishing father, and doesn 't disappoint his family. During his time off he enjoys playing games with his two sons and drinking champagne with his wife. The eldest son of the Smith family is Léo Smith who was born on March 11, 1894. He is an athletic and intelligent young kid with an loving personality. He communicates with his parents a lot and is open minded with his family. He dropped out of school due to fights and arguments with classmates. He works with his dad by assisting him when he needs it. Léo sales medicines to patients and informs them about their health. As well, he works in the farm with his dad to grow crops for the family and to make money by selling to neighbors. Léo hopes to open his own doctor’s office one day to help out people who need. He enjoys helping his mom and dad and likes to fish with his younger brother. The youngest son of the Smith family is Gabriel Smith who was born on August 14, 1896. Gabriel is an enthusiastic and active kid with a caring

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