Jodi Walker

I thought he seemed horrified.

I do not.

I do not think that he thought that that young woman was underage while knowing that she seemed very young.

And they, they also seemed to have, before they met up in that room, have been in touch, you know, like she, there had been, you know, some sort of initial contact.

I think the way that the, the camera, you know,

slides over to the photo of the passport to reveal the year would suggest that was not something he was expecting.

Not for nothing, he is abandoning his daughter again in order to deal with the repercussions of his own behavior.

suburban safety of where he used to live and not wherever he went off where he was as a bachelor before he... I mean, I hope his wife doesn't take him back.

But besides that, I... Yeah, I found the scene with Harper heartbreaking.

I thought that Ken's performance with his breaking voice was so good.

And I loved those final lines where he says...

I don't want you to remember me that way.

And she signs the documents and says, I will always remember you this way.

And it was heartbreaking in the moment, but my sappy self, who also holds on to hope for these two, is that...

Memories can change and morph, and she says it with disgust in this moment.

I will always remember you this way and, you know, what you're doing to me right now.

But later, she might remember him this way and see it differently.

It's the kind of grace that you can have for your parents once you become an adult.

I assume that at some point she would be able to see it as protection.

But I think that Eric not only understands himself too late, he also understands Harper too late or not ever in that she does not want his protection.