Shaun Forgives His Father - The Good Doctor
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- After Shaun (Freddie Highmore) tells his father (guest star Michael Trucco) he's not a good person and blames him for the death of his brother, Steve, Shaun agrees to come back to talk to his father. This time he forgives his father -- but his father turns on him, saying Shaun is weak, and that his brother's death was Shaun's fault. From 'Friends and Family,' season 3, episode 10 of The Good Doctor. Watch The Good Doctor MONDAY 10|9c on ABC, streaming, on demand, and Hulu.
"He's delirious from the morphine", she lies to a world-class doctor.
I think him being nice to Shaun was when he was "Delirious from the morphine." That mother is such trash for comforting him and not Shaun when that was the moment he most needed it.
@@ichheieelsenorandorayashi4824 wrong quote but it still works
@@ichheieelsenorandorayashi4824 😂
@@emdearest6606 Now we know Shaun will never let her see her grandchild.
If he was delirious then he didn't mean what he said about loving shaun
"He may have been your father but he wasn't your daddy."
@Sharon Jensen that goes for a mom too
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@Sharon Jensen do you know Tommy Sotomayor??
Gotta love supernatural, bobby is the best
Rembrandt van Rijn dude fucking guardians of the galaxy. I freaking love you for this comment bringing me back before endgame man.
I was half expecting Shaun to start choking him
I wish he did
I would love to see that.
@@chocohanna or at the LEAST
*punch him*
Bring that Norman bates out of him LOL
Or to punch him.
It fills me with a boiling rage watching the Mother just comfort the father while he abuses his child. Again. She just let him do whatever he wanted to his kids and never once tried to stop him. Always just making excuses.
Exactly, just pissed me off!
Some woman doin that right now
Stockholm Syndrome is a hell of a condition. Abuse is literal brain washing and throws all sense of logic and reason out the window. Stupidity plays a very small part in this
Nina Evermore Zero excuse. Only a pathetic excuse of a woman let’s someone abuse her babies.
Teacoon Gaming You dont...seem to understand the concept of brainwashing
love the fact that the night before he was saying sorry to shaun and now he’s raging at him
Yes it shows exactly how toxic behaviour stays the same, they say things they need to say to make themselves feel better, that's what you could very much see previous segment
I legit wasn’t expecting that
Mr Bread almighty bread
This may be out of topic. But I see you are into Detroit become human! Ah it always makes me smile seeing people who are interested in the game.
Hes also on medication that isnt making him think straight
What a horrible woman. She killed her son. She was more concerned about having a man than her kids.
You right with your last sentence. But come on...she didn't killed Steve or Shaun. She's just a terrible human being (which she would have in common with her husband) or is being indenial.
@@MBrix-up2wi Negligence is always the fault of the parent.
Still doesn't change the fact that she didn't killed Steve.
I definitely prefer the mother from the Korean version. In this, her explanation sounded like lame excuses. In the K version though, it was explained that she purposely left Shaun with Glassman because she knew he wasn't safe with the father around and could no longer see him being abused. That's why she left, she knew that Shaun was better and safe with Glassman.
Sharon Jensen NO, that’s the one good thing they put into this world with their miserable lives.
Shaun: I forgive you
The dad: That's all I needed to hear, now get out.
Exactly,one last position of power over Shaun.
That's a very mild way to put it.
Shaun's dad: now I don't have to rot in hell. He he he.
No I think it's not like that at all. He probably felt so horrible to Shaun he thinks that he doesn't deserve Shaun's forgiveness. That's why he went 180 degrees on him saying all that to Shaun. But who knows. I am about to watch this series from start
What I appreciated about this scene is, number one, that Shaun finally made peace with himself concerning his father, and number two, that Shaun didn't run. That had to have been terrifying, and Shaun didn't deserve to hear that at all, but he didn't run from it, and that's one of the bravest things he could've possibly done.
I thought it was admirable that he didn't leave, or run, despite his Dad chastising him and Glassman telling him to go.
Yeah I agree
I think he was paralyzed from fear. Traumatized
I wouldn't have "run away" either but I would have calmly left the room with those people inside who don't deserve my presence...
I think he was frozen from fear. Look at the way he is clutching himself and sinking into his own chest.
Both Shaun's parents should go up as one of the 10 Worst TV Parents.
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Ah-gree
Batman's parents were worse, they can't parent
@@blockygg8170 They were dead
@@crisvanfan thats the point
This scene is painful, but it happens in real life. A lot of abusive parents never change, and never feel bad about what they did to their kids. This scene needed to happen because Shaun finally knows who his father really is. Even though Steve's death was tragic, he didn't have to suffer anymore. Steve took care of Shaun like a father, and he was just a little boy, and he shouldn't have had to deal with that. The truth is that this is how abusive parents are in real life, and it's sad
I think moreso Glassman took care of Shaun like a father, while Steve was a good brother.
Not sure who's older.
@@MegaSpideyman Shaun is older than Steve
There is the Quote "A Bad Weed never dies"
Yea that holds true in real life too, and I have lived it personally. Lower middle class in India, it's all same here and most of the times much worse than that.
saddest part of the episode. They even got our hopes up by showing flashbacks of his father trying to be a good person, only to crush it a few scenes later
Wow, Shaun just told hus dad that he forgives him and his dad yells at him and hurts him. What garbage parents. :(
and the mom comforts the dad and not the son...
And that’s the last thing Shaun’s dad says to him before he died. 😥
@@lolslim690 She lowkey tryna shut him up
@@jpmackey1607 If I were Shaun, I would scream at both my abusive father and my negligent, weak pathetic mother for their abuse and negligence, even the mother for choosing her stupid man over her child. I'd yell saying I never want to see them again and don't care where my dad ends up in the afterlife.
Yeah
My tears starts puring when Shaun said he forgave him and it went straight back into my eyes when the father said those horrible things.
After Shaun said he forgives his father then the father yells at him. He doesnt deserve forgiveness at all.
I feel more pissed off at the mother tbh. She just abandoned her kids and blindly followed her abusive husband
So sad to see Shaun’s parents fail yet again! His dad’s words show just how awful he was!
I also give credit to both Lea (in this episode) and Claire (in 3x01) for recognizing that Shaun’s mom failed as well, by not taking action when she could have.
Tony Payne This episode really teaches us a lesson, deathbeds don’t all of a sudden make you a better person...
New POG damn this comment hit home deep inside me ...
When Glassman said Shaun only had one father earlier in the episode it made me think that Glassman was right, Shaun did have one real father. And that was Glassman not this asshole. And I thought that BEFORE I got this far. After all "family don't end with blood but it doesn't have to begin there either. Family is the people who care about you, not what you can do for them."
@Sharon Jensen Exactly. Family don't end with blood but it doesn't have to start there either.
Shaun is a far better person than I could ever hope to be. I could never bring myself to forgive someone as despicable as his father was to him. Shaun deserves so much more than what his horrible father and his weak mother gave him.
Thankfully Dr. Glassman gave him that.
I knew shaun’s father hadn’t changed.
This scene is painful, but it happens in real life. A lot of abusive parents never change, and never feel bad about what they did to their kids. This scene needed to happen because Shaun finally knows who his father really is. Even though Steve's death was tragic, he didn't have to suffer anymore. Steve took care of Shaun like a father, and he was just a little boy, and he shouldn't have had to deal with that. The truth is that this is how abusive parents are in real life, and it's sad
hadn't not hasn't
Max Wilkerson it’s not always possible for parents to change. My dad wasn’t exactly the nicest person or the greatest dad. I disowned him the day before I turned 19 because the relationship was so toxic. I still feel like he hasn’t changed, even if it’s been 3 years since I’ve seen him. I do not trust him.
knew*....Sorry.
Your sentence doesn't make sense. You should've said, I knew Shaun's father hadn't changed.
This scene hit me hard. I had an abusive father. I was so forgiving as child and in adolescence. As an adult I eventually learned that we could never be close because he needed me vulnerable to hurt me and I couldn’t allow it no more. This scene made me relive some memories that’s for sure.
Your father was just an animal, passing on his cruelty and abuse, he will never change.
I hope Odin sends him to Helheim.
🧘(haaaaa)😮💨, you know life will hurt you in some way , some people have it worse some people have it better , but what i have learned is that nobody knows what they are doing , nobody knows exactly what the right choice is , the socities we live in make it common people struggle to the brick of collapse , and we were not asked to be born but here we are . So all i can say is that it is up to you to create a future and enviorment that you want to be in and it will be tough and probably not what you expected , but if you can find a place where you can unwind and rest and have peace then enjoy that because times are tough and we dont know what will happen . So make sure you are mindful of your actions and that you dont make things worse for yourself or anyone else or new life that you could bring here .
So, how delusional does morphine make a person? Because that was the excuse his mother made.
It doesn't make you delusional. Just an excuse. I was on morphine for the birth of my child. It made me sleepy but not delusional.
What these persons are saying is wrong. My father had terminal Lung cancer. In his last few days/weeks he got morphine, which really clouded his mind; even though he hadn't been out of the house for weeks, he thought he fell into the water. Which probably happend in his youth. So, yes, morphine can make you delusional. People here say morphine doesn't work that way, but that is because they are on a very low dosage. If you are really in your last few days of terminal illness, that morphine dosage will be quite a bit higher than for example the very low dosage of morphine you get while delivering a child. And yes, morphine makes you feel good in low dosages, but in high dosages it really clouds your mind and an morphine overdose (euthanasia is often done this way) will even kill you.
My husband was put on morphine after getting his appendix removed. He did act loopy a bit but not aggressive. The point of it is to dull pain and relax the body after trauma( like surgeries).
I don't think it matters the fact that he was delusional with morphine only proof by showing his true self of nature
There's no good reason to talk to someone that way
Okay to explain people saying the parents killed their son, They did. They didnt murder him no but it was their fault they made the children run away because of negligence and abuse the mother was to concerned to keep her abusive man than saving her kids from said abusive man therefore resulting in them running away so they wouldn't have to deal with it if it weren't for the parents the kids wouldn't have ran away and Shaun's brother would have most likely lived therefore they killed their son by making him run away so he didn't have to deal with being neglected and abuse.
Mad respect for Shaun here, he has the strength to look past his own anger and forgive him, and see his father for what he really is, a sick man.
Shaun doesn’t need to hold a grudge, he’s already proven he’s a better man than him.
Shaun is so brave standing up to his father like this!
Most people in general are too scared to say anything in fear of disappointing their parents and will just stay quiet, saying what they know the parents want to hear...I know because I’m one of those people. Shaun is so much stronger and I hope I can be like him one day.
Disappointment is less than an issue when they are verbally, psichologically, emotionally and/or phisically abused. Can lead to more abuse believe me.
Mothers who swear to protect their children then let the child be abused by their fathers 😤🤢
I have just watched the two seasons of The good doctor but seeing Shaun first calls out his father for being an abuser, then later forgives him just to get abused again while his mother just stands there and let it happen. it's boils my blood to see this happen to Shaun, thank god Steve got them out of the house.
i thought it was taking a good turn but damn after “you’re so smart” that escalated quickly
Michael Trucco deserved an Emmy for his performance in this episode.
Can someone just appreciate how good the actors are?The actors,man...they must be really good at acting XD
I just wanted to jump through the screen and give Shaun a giant hug and tell him everything will be ok. This makes me cry😢. Poor Shaun
When Glassman said Shaun only had one father earlier in the episode it made me think that Glassman was right, Shaun did have one real father. And that was Glassman not this asshole. And I thought that BEFORE I got this far. After all "family don't end with blood but it doesn't have to begin there either. Family is the people who care about you, not what you can do for them."
These actors are pretty good, they make it so natural and easy to hate them that it's just like breathing air.
Freddie Highmore is a brilliant young actor. He was amazing as Norman Bates, and he is amazing here as well.
The mom is not really helpful, trying to validate her husband's abuse. But, once he dies, she won't have anyone left, no husband, no sons, no one. She'll be alone. Because she chose to support the abuse.
That sound just like his real dad in all those flashbacks cruel
He sounds like that, but it's a different actor. And that case only shows how good Michael Trucco is.
I cried so much with this, and the way the mum comforts the dad instead of Shaun is awful in it’s self, oh dam this episode killed me😢
Next episode is gonna be ruff
The man is dying.
At first Shaun's dad alright, but all of a sudden he goes off on him. He called him smart and saying he doesn't want to punish him, But then out of nowhere he called him weak. What the hell Ethan?
The mom's an abusive bully
child abuse
I don’t know. For me it’s hypocritical to see someone and pay respect to them on their deathbed when they need you, but when you needed them countless times they were nowhere to be found. Glassman was twice the father figure than this bum and I know there were plenty of times even during the series when Shaun needed a male role model.......but where was his dad? Nowhere to be found! Where was Glassman? He was there when Shaun needed him. Shame on the father!
Shaun is being the better person.
thefloweringnerd I know two wrongs don’t make a right, but I also believe in karma in reaping what you sow. It just doesn’t seem right to me that Shaun’s father gets a caring goodbye when he has done nothing to deserve it from Shaun. I don’t know, but I can relate as I also have come from a similar upbringing.
@@jasminekelleelyngdoh3824 I just don't think it is fair that Shaun was here for him but he wasn't there for Shaun!
I understand where you all are coming from but I believe in what Jesus says, which is to forgive the wrongs of others just as He forgave us. I'm sorry but this is what i am brought up on.
@@anthonymendez1997 Yeah, karma is usually deserved on people who are unrepentant, unremorseful, and have no shame for their cruel, evil abusive actions to one another. But honestly I believe forgiveness should be a personal choice for someone to wanna forgive or not, and not be used for guilt tripping or a demand. I think religions should understand that and not use guilt tripping methods against victims of abuse which only adds salt to the wound. In this case, if I were Shaun I would take back what I said about forgiveness, knowing I am better off without parents like that.
"I couldn't make you happy" Wow. That was way too sad.
"Oh, and one last thing Shaun. YOU ARE NOT A SURGEON!" - Shaun's Dad
Shaun then commits patricide, tho understandably because his father's a real piece of crap. Even Dr. Han can agree w/ the latter.
Shaun's a bigger person than me. I still haven't forgiven my mum for abandoning me for a year, but still spoke with the man that groomed and sexually abuse me. I love my mum, but I can't, and will not forgive her.
Scenes like this make me appreciate my own parents even more and so should anyone else who is blessed and fortunate to have good parents. Unfortunately, Freddie Highmore's character Shaun was dealt a bad hand in life because he had the misfortune of being born to a mother and father who were simply horrible human beings. But, if anything positive came out of this it's that Shaun realized he didn't have to be like them. We can't choose our parents and what they become but we can decide what we want to become.
I am glad that Shaun had found his peace with what had happened.
I am disappointed that his parents never really took blame nor did they comfort his son when he needed them most.
Now that he's dead, Katherine, you can finally start being a decent human being, especially to your son.
No, I think that Katherine will retreat to her bat cave and wallow in self-pity for her abusive husband. Shaun's parents don't treat Shaun like their own child before Steve's death and when the father was dying he took his last breath to tell Shaun how weak he was and his pet rabbit's and Steve's death was his fault. How will it be any different now that Shaun's father is dead?
Pal, I only wanted to make a joke. Sure this will not gonna happen.
@@MBrix-up2wi ok. Lol. Great sarcasm.
I sorry, I don't see that happening. Maybe when she was younger , if she had taken the kids to a shelter (and they had them back then). Most of all, she has live in her husband's crap for too long.
It. Was. A. Joke.
That was not his father, because he never wanted him at all.
Dr. Glassman, is his real father.
I literally cried the whole episode...and not gonna lie for a second they had me that the father isn’t that bad. WHY COULDN’T THEY MAKE THIS EPISODE WITH A HAPPY ENDING.
Because unfortunately... This is how it always ends in real life.
@@tylerholtz7802 Well, someday, I will put an end to it once and for all.
@@masterdrake43 Please dont do it. I myself am quite young but there is still lots to live for even if you dont see it. sure things can be hard and tough with no end in sight but there is still so much to live for. i does not have to be big sometimes you just need to liv to eat a good doughnut or a ice cream. i do not know about your situation but if you have had people who have cared for you like a parent of a parental figure please liv for them to. I really really REALLY wish that you liv even if just for one more day please do so i may be just somebody from the internet but i do still care even if you do not believe that anybody else does
@@Ghost-sd5zs I was talking about abuse and cruelty from humanity.
@@masterdrake43 oh
I’m glad Doctor Glassman took him in, raised him to be a good doctor himself.
Everyone doesn’t need or appreciate forgiveness!! Sometimes you just have to forgive yourself and MOVE ON!!! This was sad, but as real as could be!! Wow!
Early in this episode, i thought it's nice to have Shaun's father sincerely apologize for everything.
It really did break my heart that he had to break Shaun's heart again ....
What a crappy mother and father Shaun had. Let me just say, that man does not deserve Shaun's forgiveness. After thinking you're making peace with someone then getting verbally abused by them the next minute, that's really cruel and sad. Shaun's mom was horrible for not taking into consideration her son's feelings and instead defending that monster. I really feel the emotion in this scene. I'm impressed
Let him die in peace tho, 😂
"you are not like Dr. Han"
When Shaun said that he forgive his father I wanted to scream because people like him and his mother dont deserve forgiveness!
It's sad to think there are people out there, parents out there who are just like these ones.
When the dad says it wasn’t his fault it was Shaun’s “he was always trying to impress you” I think it what he said he’s wrong Steve was trying to
1.) help him make friends and socialize which he probably believed was good for him
2.) he didn’t want to impress anyone he just wanted to have fun with his brother and his friends
3.) screw him shaun is the best!
Watching this and Young Sheldon, makes his and Sheldon's parents polar opposite to eachother.
One got the love he needed, other craved for it and never had it...
What is very powerful in this scene is where as it appears the dad rages is really a form of his own self deprecation! I hypothesize that the dad wanted Shaun to not forgive him and wanted to die feeling guilty because he knew he didn’t deserve grace. I also Surmise the form of mental abuse that he would have always have had over Shaun if he would have held on. The moment Shaun forgave him he took all the power from his father, and that was what his dad couldn’t deal with. He knew that his son would truly let him go and he would be forgotten forever!
Both the parents don't deserve shaun x
He deserves a better family.
He has a better family: Glassman, Lim (his mother figure) and the other staff at the hospital. Now, he has Lea and he will one day be a much better father to his children
Everything flows from the heart. Wicked words flowed from his dark heart. He could no longer hide what was truly in his heart. Poor Shaun. :(
This made me so sad because even his dad can’t accept that stevies death was his own fault
If my dad said shit like that to me, I’d only say, “I’m sorry I was born as your kid, and had to endure being your kid.”
Shaun did a difficult thing for him by traveling to see his father and this happens! I know it's just a show but I was so angry.
"He's delirious because of the morphine" she literally lied to a world class goddamn doctor to his face 💀🙏
"You and that damn rabbit!"
As someone who owns two pets, that hit me.
Shaun finally forgives his abusive dad, and they could have made up. His dad could have been a completely changed man, but this happens and ruins everything.
At this moment, I thought Shaun's dad was gonna get a redemption arc by apologizing for abusing Shaun and letting Steve die, but I was wrong. This man doesn't deserve to be his father, Dr. Glassman was Shaun's real father.
The father really threw me off really bad when he started attacking Shaun. I felt sad about how that turned out.
Forgiveness is not for the person being told, it’s for the person to let go of the pain the other caused and growing.
When he said I don’t care if your dying it makes me want to cry
I love how his mom doesn’t comfort him but goes to her husband first like that won’t help him and saying that his Brothers death was his fault makes me sad because it wasn’t his fault
This pissed me off because my grandparents were like Shaun's parents. My dad's step-father drank too much, hit my dad and his siblings often, and would cuss at my grandma. My grandma stayed with him for about 30-40 years when he died (when I was 13). My grandma cared more about him than her kids. There was a definite emotional disconnection with their kids when they died. She was my grandma by blood but her husband is not in my family.
im so sorry
Freddie Highmore is probably the best actor that people seem to not noticed
If I was besides Shaun I was going to wait for Shaun to leave and then told both his dad and mom how they both failed as persons and how their last moments will be miserable knowing they will never how it feels to be truly loved and how no one will cry for them
Dr Glassman was a real figure to shaun
I meant real father to shaun
What an interesting twist it would be if Shaun's mother revealed that Ethan is not Shaun's biological father but only Steve's, and despite she was blinded to see what a bad father really was, she was still sad at the beginning of the marriage and was able to cheat on him with a nicer guy for a short time before she realised that she was pregnant. But this theory is really similiar to Dr. House but it would be still interesting.
Sounds like my father, he pushed me away and acts like I’m not his son, but adores my brothers. I’m the one that made something of myself and tried everything to prove my worth to him, but still doesn’t acknowledge me.
Shawn and Carly are going to break up over this. She is going to be heart broken.
Nicole Moses I don’t understand. please explain.
Why do you think Carly and Shawn are going to break up is it because he is with lea and not with Carly
@@stephenstromhenriksen4995 because he has emotional relationship and shared something emotional with another woman. He choice another woman over his girlfriend.
Nicole Moses yeah it’s called a friend
Nicole Moses Glassman tried to stop him at first when he thought he was going to bring Carly asking him how long they had been going together. Know that won’t stop Carly from feeling hurt but he has known Lea longest
Freddie Highmore is an Amazing Talented Actor.....
Just give Freddie Highmore the emmy already!
Sharon Jensen bro your idea is insane!!
The mother should be comforting Shaun not the abusive husband.
I think what hurts shaun more is his mother consoling his father while he's breaking down, and not the father's words
I never felt one ounce of sympathy for either of the parents. Even when they were "apologizing" they were still excusing their behavior. And when his father started verbally abusing Shaun again, that was the icing on the cake. Morphine or no morphine it was despicable!!!! 😤😤😤
That wasn't morphine that was an asshole taking one last chance to abuse his son. Though the way he said "run away again" made me wonder if there wasn't some kind of resentment that Shaun had left the first time rather than staying with them.
Remember if you hate the character, the actor is doing a good job
“He’s delirious from the morphine”
*DR.* Shaun: sure
When Shaun said "I don't want to punish you anymore"
TRIGGERREEEEEED!
I knew his father was just hiding his true feelings I just knew it Damn his father at Shaun never has to worry about him anymore hurting him.
We finally see Shaun fathers true nature
In the words of Odin.
Ethan Murphy, you have betrayed your family by abusing your children with your focus on alcohol that led you to succumb to the poison nature of abuse that caused the death of your youngest son, Steve! You are unworthy of this world! You're unworthy of being a father! You're unworthy! Of the loved ones you have abused!
What a crazy parent duo, a mom that only loves the abusive father and doesn't care about her kids. And the abusive father never changing.
What a performance from the actor playing the Dad. Making me feel instant murderous rage from just this clip and the scene that preceded it.
My dad hated me cause i was born with a mental disorder(savant) said i was a mistake, he died when i was a child
What topic are you master on?
Well, happy ending l guess
Hingle McCringleberry Jesus fuck you could not sound any more asshole-ish.
@@justanotherasian4395 Who is Hingle McCringleberry? What did they say? I can't see it
I'm glad your dad's gone, that Shaun's dad has passed away 😡
I had to take a breather from this episode (I'm catching up through Hulu) because Shaun's father legit pissed me off 😂. Shaun is a strong and a brave man and I tip my hat to him
That’s topical. My dad was a raging alcoholic at times too. And my mom made excuses for his behaviour for years. And still does. Always says for me to get over it, or let it go. He is who he is. This is just typical. Sometimes people weren’t meant to be parents
Exactly some people aren't meant to be parents, in my opinion based on the words of Odin from Norse mythology, some people are just unworthy to be parents.
He deserves better
But this scene always makes me cry
if i were shaun i would 've not believed the mother or the dad and just continue working and NOT go to the funeral
And that ladies and gentlemen is why you never feed into negative people. He let his mother talk him into forgiving him. God this scene made me so mad. Never forgive those that have done you wrong and want to apologize on their death bed cause if they never tried before then they don't deserve it.
Im glad Shaun forgave him. The dad got nothing from it if it bothers you. But now Shaun gets to leave it behind. We know that he has difficulty moving on from things but here we see a huge step in the right direction. I believe he is a better, stronger man now.
@@smogy001 I agree- forgiveness is freely given - all it did is show that Shaun is 100% a better man than his father could ever hope to be - and that his father is just trash and chose to be trash right till the end
Her choosing the dad over her son YET AGAIN is the worst part of this. He didn't have a proper father or mother, only had his brother and lost him because of their negligence. Disgusting
The worst person wasn't his dad. It was his mom for letting all of this happen.
Delirious or not, that's all wrong. Steve was the only one who cared, the only one who loved Shaun enough to protect him and care for him.
...Wow...After watching how Shaun so coldly told his father that he didn't care if he died (right after his father seemingly genuinely apologized to his son for everything he ever did), I was hoping Shaun would come back to his father and forgive him to let his dad die happily and peacefully. But instead, after Shaun apologized and forgave his dad, Edward did a complete 180 and went right back to being a piece of shit...Now I wish Shawn kept his words and didn't apologize to his dying bastard of a father.
Honestly that makes the dad a lying bastard who at first apologized for the way he treated his two sons, and then all of a sudden he goes back on what he said? What a liar and a hypocrite, especially the weak, cowardly mother who made excuses for her abusive mate like all cowardly mothers do that put their children in second place when it comes to toxic relationships with a bad man.
I'm still glad Shaun forgave his father, even though it was undeserved. It proves that Shaun is by far the better man, and now he need never feel that he left anything important unsaid. Hopefully that will give Shaun peace in his heart.
@@rowanaforrest9792 There is no peace after your abusive father apologized only to turn it all around and attack him so horribly which is where I would have taken it all back, never wanting to see such weak, minded parents again.
@@Disneyfan82 He won't have peace right away, but as time goes by he won't have the regret of having left anything important unsaid.
This scene is tremendously emotional as someone who went for similar family trauma
some people don't deserve forgiveness
I feel so bad for him his parents treat him horribly and it’s so disgusting
It makes me sick too.
But not only it makes me sick, it makes me angry too.
Abusive parents are like animals, animals who can't control themselves or can't understand the pain that they bring to their own loved ones. If they can't be redeemed or can't change, then they should be slaughtered like animals.
I hate them!
Family is overrated. Found family is where it’s at
@@Annnto maybes he's not pretending,not everyone's life is rainbows and sunshine dude
The best forgiveness isn’t for the other person, it’s for you, to let go and move on.
I'm glad Shaun didn't apologise for not making his dad happy.
He just forgave him for his garbage hopes and standards