context: Oscar Claude Monet was born on November 14, 1840 [1] in Paris. He was the second child of the grocer Claude Auguste Monet and Louise Justine. When the boy was five years old, the family moved to Normandy, to Le Havre. Father wanted Claude to become a grocer and continue the family business. Monet's youth, as he himself later noted [2], was essentially a vagabond youth. He spent more time in water and on rocks than in class. School to him, by nature undisciplined, always seemed to be a prison. He had fun painting the blue covers of notebooks and used them for portraits of his teachers, made in a very disrespectful, caricature manner, and in this fun he soon reached perfection. At the age of fifteen, Monet was known throughout Le Havre as a cartoonist [3]. He so strengthened his reputation that from all sides he was besieged by requests to make caricature portraits. The abundance of such orders and the insufficient generosity of his parents inspired a bold decision that shocked his family: Monet took twenty francs for his portraits, so he saved about 2000 francs.
question: What did Claude Monet's father do?
answers.text: the grocer