The daughter is an elitist and has considerable prospects in large multinational corporations. Growing up, I probably witnessed the divorce of my parents and the different personalities of my parents (this is speculated, my mother is very meticulous, neat, and my father is casual and idealistic), can't wait to get out of that small town, go to Feel to conquer the outside world.
She didn't want to think deeply about her emotions, and she did. The intensity and intellectual coldness of the work is exactly what she likes. As she said "the more he fires, the less I need to fire" and then to her father in the car, "your nonsense sense of humour just doesn't solve the problem" Things are pure business to her, the more business the better. The father knows his daughter, and he does not give up. He must release her and let her face herself. It's better to stay by her side in a different way, either by pestering her or embarrassing her. So on her birthday, she finally released it and chose to face her colleagues naked. The male partner in the relationship could not be treated calmly. He loved himself more and left, only a young and young female assistant chose to join. A small gift from the female assistant made her almost cry. At this time, the emotion finally surpassed the cold material. I have to admire the director's wisdom. It's amazing that my father appears in a giant fur monster. He really loves his daughter, whether in or out of the costume.
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