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hows his relationship with his dad?
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❝A foolish son brings grief to his father. ❞
"Now forget and be content. When the earth sends you a blessing, you don't ask why it was sent."
This is one of those questions that I hope can be answered in time with other interactions and posts (does that make sense?). However, to not leave your ask with a half assed answer, I'll say this; their relationship is like a flaming sharknado going 300mph towards an orphange right behind a power plant. Just kidding! It's probably more unpredictable than that.
Since the beginning, it's been apparent that Michael's (PD1, for newcomers) mental health has only spiraled, making him a bit more mercurial than usual. Fatherhood introduced him to a new set of paranoid delusions, and intrusive thoughts that he would have never thought he'd experience. To give him some credit, he really does try his best to give Aster a sense of normality, even if it's ultimately all in vain at the end of the day. Meanwhile, Aster's inexplicable and unpredictable behavior is extremely detrimental to their relationship and destructive to his father's mental health.
When Aster was born, Michael was convinced for a while that Aster was replaced by something else as a punishment for the catastrophic atrocities and abhorrent tragedies he had caused. Instead of a personlized punishment for him after death, the earth had sent him a personal demon from the deepest crevices of hell in the form of his own child to torment him. (Side note, this was one of the other delusions he'd have. He was also convinced Aster was replaced by some other malicious folkloric creature or was born out of an animal). I'd like to say that delusions eventually passed on completely, but since Aster is the epitome of pandemonium, I don't think it's something that ever ever left his psyche. I'd go as far as to say that it's something that will subject him to having another psychotic break one day.
Sounds a great way to start fatherhood and like a stable & healthy father and son relationship to me.
