The daughter's unusual independence and indifference may come from a divorced family. The father's mischief may come from the loneliness and death threats in old age. The driving force of the drama conflict comes from the father's desire to leave something to the church for his daughter while he is still alive, such as Say you are having a good time? And the daughter in the struggle period is the stage where you need to think about it the least. Therefore, when the two are separated from the parental relationship, they can better see each other's life, so I think reconciliation or growth is common to the two, rather than one taught by the other.
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