What does the phrase 'I love him as I love myself' suggest about the father's feelings?

He feels conflicted

He is overly critical

He has deep affection

He is indifferent

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C. He has deep affection

This phrase indicates a profound affection from the father towards his son, emphasizing a loving and caring relationship.

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