Like Call Me By Your Name and "The Leftovers Are King", the father's dialogue moved people to tears, as if the entire movie was designed to pave the way for the final dialogue, which successfully achieved the effect of cathathis. The father of the first book understands his son's feelings beyond friendship with another man, and understands his pain. Even if the father of the second part sees his daughter unable to get married, he does not want her to be forced to make compromises due to the worldly vision. The father of this film knew that Molly had been cheating on her since she was five years old, and pointed out the crux of her crime when she was helpless.
"I have to find the villain and kill him, they can't just hurt my daughter like this."
A word that brought tears to my eyes.
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