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That last part of your comment is fascinating. I have a friend whose mother, when dying, recently told him his dad was not his dad and that so-and-so was his dad. The so-and-so was a family friend who was very nice and took him out on trips and activities. The dad he thought was his dad was a real retched jerk - and he was shocked but satisfied that dad was not really dad. And it explained why his small, wiry "dad" looked nothing like him, while this other guy did.
