Yara is outside Esther's office, trying to find the courage to make a difficult phone call to her father, Baba.
Reflecting on her mother's hardships, Yara feels empowered and finally dials Baba's number.
Yara confronts Baba about his past mistreatment of her mother, seeking an apology and acknowledgment of his actions.
Baba becomes defensive, shouting and dismissing Yara's concerns, focusing instead on the family's reputation.
Yara challenges Baba's values, emphasizing the importance of integrity, honesty, and setting a positive example for her children over maintaining a superficial reputation.
Baba tries to place blame on Yara, comparing her to her mother and suggesting her own marital issues are her fault.
Yara reveals her intent to divorce her husband Fadi, drawing Baba's disbelief and horror at the idea of family disgrace.
Baba argues that divorce would be detrimental to their children and goes against their cultural values.
Yara contends that witnessing an unhappy marriage is more harmful to her children than a divorce would be.
Baba refuses to acknowledge his own failures in the past, leading Yara to hang up on him, emotionally overwhelmed.
Yara grapples with her father's evident lack of remorse and self-awareness concerning their family's pain.
Despite her internal turmoil, Yara begins to drive away, contemplating a future where she could be understood and feel secure.