Yara experiences heightened sensitivity and anxiety when Fadi returns home, anticipating his reaction to her therapy for complex trauma.
Yara showers with Fadi, trying to calm her nerves, notices Fadi’s unusual silence and distant demeanor.
Dinner conversation is difficult, as Yara can hardly eat and feels strained by Fadi’s and his parents’ conversation.
Yara’s mother-in-law, Nadia, offers to help in the kitchen but is sharply dismissed by Yara, who feels overwhelmed.
During dinner, Yara remains quiet and observes the strained dynamics around her, including her husband's and her in-laws’ interactions.
Yara realizes her newfound awareness of her bodily sensations enables her to understand her emotional responses more clearly.
After dinner and the departure of the in-laws, Yara and Fadi have a tense exchange where Fadi dismisses her household efforts while watching a game on TV.
Fadi reacts dismissively and skeptically when Yara opens up about her therapy and insights into her trauma.
An argument escalates as Fadi minimizes Yara's feelings and struggles, leading Yara to feel isolated and misunderstood.
Yara contemplates throwing a water glass in anger but restrains herself, then retreats to the closet in distress over Fadi's harsh words.
Fadi falls asleep, leaving Yara to consider her unhappy marriage in the dark, feeling that staying will continue the cycle of pain for her and her daughters.
In an epiphany, Yara realizes that leaving her marriage might be a better choice for her and her children's futures, rather than remaining trapped in an unhealthy relationship.