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Yet, the conflict surfaces when one of the core characters, Neil, grapples with his passion for acting against the rigid expectations of his father. The emotional turmoil stemming from the desire for autonomy versus the need for paternal approval culminates in tragedy, emphasizing the detrimental side of oppressive rituals. Neil's eventual suicide becomes a chilling reflection of the consequences that can arise when individual desires are stifled by outdated expectations.