Also, I don't like how the father is forcing the uke to choose a mate. We’ve read the main story, he himself had to overcome numerous hurdles to get Louie accepted due to societal ideals. Now, he’s turning around and forcing his son to conform to societal ideals.
It’s a bit off-topic, but it reflects reality: the older generation fights against the expectations imposed on them, rebels against stereotypes, and carves their own path only to end up enforcing the similar constraints on their children.
Also, I don't like how the father is forcing the uke to choose a mate. We’ve read the main story, he himself had to overcome numerous hurdles to get Louie accepted due to societal ideals. Now, he’s turning around and forcing his son to conform to societal ideals.
It’s a bit off-topic, but it reflects reality: the older generation fights against the expectations imposed on them, rebels against stereotypes, and carves their own path only to end up enforcing the similar constraints on their children.