Great question. The story mainly focuses on parents imposing their preferred upbringing on their children, be it through religion, music, sports, or video games. I envision the father reacting by confronting his son, expressing his concern that the son wouldn’t have these opportunities without his guidance. For instance, parents paying for their kids’ piano lessons. While it’s fine if the child wants to learn, conflicts arise when parents impose their own aspirations, leading to prolonged tension.

I would like the father to come to the realisation that he doesn’t want a repeat of history, like when his father pushed his own aspirations onto him to play sports. This scenario is a reversal, where the father’s son desires to play sports instead of video games, thus avoiding this consistent generational dissonance.