When Damian knocks on the door and his brother nonchalantly rejects his offer, it reminds me of Anna knocking on Elsa's door. Although Elsa rejects Anna because she doesn't want to hurt her, in Damian's case, his brother simply doesn’t understand why Damian is asking, lacking emotional understanding.
I really wanted Anya to read Damian's father's mind. He seems like a neglectful husband and is emotionally distant from his family, but what if all this time he’s the kind of father who is secretly obsessed with them? That would be both hilarious and scary at the same time.
Also, I think one of the reasons why Damian still deeply respects and loves his father, despite the fact that he doesn’t show much attention—just the bare minimum—is because the servants and employees around him try to interpret his father in a good light. It’s like they’re trying to protect him and give him hope.
When Damian knocks on the door and his brother nonchalantly rejects his offer, it reminds me of Anna knocking on Elsa's door. Although Elsa rejects Anna because she doesn't want to hurt her, in Damian's case, his brother simply doesn’t understand why Damian is asking, lacking emotional understanding.
I really wanted Anya to read Damian's father's mind. He seems like a neglectful husband and is emotionally distant from his family, but what if all this time he’s the kind of father who is secretly obsessed with them? That would be both hilarious and scary at the same time.
Also, I think one of the reasons why Damian still deeply respects and loves his father, despite the fact that he doesn’t show much attention—just the bare minimum—is because the servants and employees around him try to interpret his father in a good light. It’s like they’re trying to protect him and give him hope.