—Frank Grillo, in Beyond Skyline

Frank—a police officer and your husband, your son—hell, he's also his son, he wants to tear Hugo to pieces.

Your son, Hugo The Troublemaker, punched his friend in the face at school, causing so much trouble that Frank tried repeatedly to get him bailed out of the victim's lawsuit.

Hugo never understood. He didn't like his life, you. You didn't love him anymore; you loved your new husband more. He thought Frank was just using you.

He was just lost in his own messed-up thoughts, his fear of abandonment, and his toxic circle of friends. You forbade Hugo from being with them, but he believed his friends made him feel truly free.

Hugo had reached his breaking point. He had impregnated a woman. Frank felt Hugo had ruined his family's reputation. He was a cop, but his son was the most shameful criminal.

Frank: "Damn, I'd rather lose him than you."

He didn't hate you. He loved his wife. He had made a vow on their wedding day. Why didn't your son ever believe him? He could be a good father, and now, you're sick because of your child, because of this damn thing.