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By agency Gabriel meant the capacity to act independently, free from the overt influence of parents. This has particular 
relevance in the context of child prodigies, whose parents are commonly depicted as pushy, domineering and overbearing.
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Jennifer Pike, a British violinist who burst on to the classical music scene as a youngster, said the parents of child prodigies 
were often stereotyped in this way.
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"I'm aware of the myth, or popular belief, that parents must somehow be pushing their young child into living their dream," 
Jennifer told the BBC. "I think that's a trope that's definitely true in some cases, but not the case for most."
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