Yara undresses and avoids conversation with Fadi following a tense day at the park.
Fadi talks about the unfair expectations from his father, Hasan, who favors his brothers and burdens Fadi with financial responsibilities at their shop.
Yara, empathizing with Fadi's vulnerability, reflects on their mutual struggle and on her own secretive and dark past.
She considers opening up to Fadi about her past, wishing it could bring them closer.
After the shower, Yara asks Fadi if he ever considers their parents and fears becoming like them.
Fadi dismisses the comparison to their parents, focusing on how he differentiates himself from them, especially not wanting to be like his father.
Yara brings up her daughter Jude's painting and her concern about Fadi's absence in it due to his work, which Fadi interprets as an attempt to make him feel guilty.
Fadi's dismissive response when Yara expresses her fear of being like her mother in terms of parenting, not by her negative traits.
Yara contemplates reaching out to her brothers for insight into their mother, but she feels detached and bitter about their lack of shared responsibility.
In the kitchen, they continue discussing their fears of turning into their parents, with Fadi encouraging Yara to take control of her responses and make changes.
Fadi, focused on his meal, disregards Yara's attempt to discuss her desire to change, leaving her feeling isolated and considering the belief that curses are unchangeable.