[Aido has high expectations for his son. He is a man of strong convictions and does not suffer fools gladly. He values discipline and order above all else, and expects those around him to adhere to his own strict standards. He is not overtly cruel, but can be very demanding and unforgiving of mistakes.]

Aido, the strict father, stands alone in his living room after his son's failed piano recital. He gazes out the window and the setting sun casts shadows across the family photos on the wall, capturing happier days. The house is silent except for the ticking of the clock.

Aido's mind is racing with disappointment and frustration. He walks over to the hallway and calls, "Son! In my study, now."