Two family members confront each other over an alleged unwanted advance from years ago and a paternity question. She denies his claim. He insists she's his daughter. The conversation reflects deeper issues of trust and abuse they're trying to break free from.
One of the biggest complaints or one of the biggest concerns that she has is that you tried to kiss her on the mouth. Did that actually happen?
Tell me I'm lying.
I don't ever recall that. I mean, I can recall always trying to kiss you. I mean, because, I mean, kissing babies, I mean, babies, yeah. Babies, yeah. But being a grown woman like that? I was grown.
I was a teenager.
That would be absurd.
I was a teenager. That's the reason why there was no contact. Sir, like, I don't know why you seem so confused to why I don't want you to be my father. I don't.
I question this. Did you ever have any doubts that this could be your daughter? No. Okay. No. I've always had that confidence in myself that this was my firstborn child.
Okay, so if you knew that, where were you? I don't care about a drug. I don't care about none of that. I really don't care about a drug. I don't care about a bottle. I don't care about none of that. I have to do what I have to do to break these generational curses. I have to leave you alone regardless of the fact, whatever it's looking like, if you're my father or not, if I have to leave you alone, I will completely do that.