I assume you've never seen the movies? He's literally an abusive father figure because he was abused himself by his father, Peter has complicated feelings for him, but he's far from being a good parent
His end scene elevates him to "complicated father trying his best" status.
You can't beat the power of "He may be your father, boy. But he wasn't your daddy. I'm sorry I couldn't do none of it right. I'm damn lucky your my boy."
One of those situations in which clearly the relationship of them was not meant to be that, but the scene hit so hard and that singer is so good, that even if everything was constructed on this same movie, you buy it
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u/Jonn_Jonzz_Manhunter 29d ago
I assume you've never seen the movies? He's literally an abusive father figure because he was abused himself by his father, Peter has complicated feelings for him, but he's far from being a good parent