Don't be fooled by how imposing Frederick Taylor is outside; at home, especially in front of Ava, he changes his demeanor in an instant.
"It's not inflamed, I just feel a bit thirsty." When Frederick Taylor talks to his wife, his tone and attitude are excessively gentle.
Anthony is already used to his father's multifaceted persona. He is no longer surprised by it, but he feels indignant inside and cannot understand why.
He is also a girl, and moreover, their biological child. But why is his father so strict with him while so tender with his mother?
As a fellow girl, he finds it unfair and wants to protest, but he doesn't dare; he is timid in front of his father.
Even though it's the first time Thomas Fisher met Anthony's parents, he can see that they are very much in love, and he thinks Anthony is a blessed child.
