Delicate descriptions, true feelings.
Similar to the trajectory of my own life.
The conflict between the family members lies in their different starting points.
Kym's life is all about caring about other people's opinions because of her own fault, and Rachel feels that she lacks the attention of her family.
The outbursts, the layers unfolded, the euphoria at first and the hysteria that followed, despite Rachel's PhD in psychology, she couldn't control her emotions.
Dad pays more attention to kym's feelings because of his self-blame, causing Rachel's injustice.
Finally, with Ranki's help, Rachel is released and begins to understand kym and accept her.
The part about my mother, why did my mother suddenly lose such a big temper?
Even the act of tearing is forced, perhaps because of her deeper self-blame.
Even though he knew that Kym was addicted to drugs, he let him take care of his younger son alone.
In the end it became a tragedy.
Her pain and self-blame were deeper than Kym's, but she couldn't express it as naturally.
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