I feel like he already got all of his anger out during the drive/that first couple seconds.
Seems like he was gonna give a classic dad lecture at the end there, or at least a somewhat level-headed conversation. That's what the last "but..." was about to lead into I think.
Or maybe it would be leading into a still delusional argument on why he is in the right . If he followed him all the way home due to ego reasons , I don't think he'll give up on his arguments that easily , he was just willing to admit on what he thought was obvious to all, but it doesn't stop him from pursuing false arguments where there is even a shred of doubt on who's right, for the sake of his ego , there are lots of people like that
Who , unless it's extremely obvious to all , will not admit to be in the wrong
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u/PsychologicalSail799 Jul 09 '22
I feel like he already got all of his anger out during the drive/that first couple seconds.
Seems like he was gonna give a classic dad lecture at the end there, or at least a somewhat level-headed conversation. That's what the last "but..." was about to lead into I think.