This episode focuses on the intense confrontation between Harry and his son, Edward. Harry reveals to his son that his urgency to get him married stems from a codicil in his grandfather's will – Edward's marriage is directly tied to his inheritance of the family's vast real estate. Faced with his father's calculated self-interest, Edward, who deeply loves Rosa, shows extreme resistance, declaring he doesn't care about wealth and will only marry Rosa. Harry mocks his son's sentimentality as foolish, and the father-son relationship reaches an impasse. At the end, Edward reaffirms his determination to save or protect Rosa in a flashback, and the conflict between personal gain and true love erupts completely.
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