This image of Nadia holding Robert at arm’s length is visual representation of their strained relationship, especially considering that she can’t tell whether or not he wants to “slap her or hug her,” and that she feels a mixture of “anger” and “love” emanating from him. It’s worth noting that, as she presses her hands against his “beating” heart, this is perhaps the closest she has gotten to her father in quite some time, since they both lead such separate lives. Robert, for his part, has withdrawn from his caretaking responsibilities by distracting himself with the religion and Upper Room. Nadia, on the other hand, has been quietly rebelling against this by partying, going to strip clubs, and generally misbehaving. This moment, then, marks the first time that Robert has actually noticed what’s wrong with his daughter. Unfortunately, Nadia has to smash Robert’s truck in order to get his fatherly attention—attention he should be giving her regardless of her behavior.