I will tell you. Indiana had finally come home from fighting in WWI, he'd been away for three years being badass and awesome and sexy and perfect, anyways, he finally returns home to his father. And his father hardly says a word. Ever. And this one bit Indy recounts to him a time when they had gone to Athens, just the two of them, and he (his father) hugged him and he said it was the only time he felt like his dad, and then his dad just gets up and walks away! Just a lot of horrible scenes like that where poor Indy is disregarded and neglected and it's awful. Then eventually when Indy is about to leave for the University of Chicago, his dad hardly says a thing, except, "Close the door on your way out." I don't know, it's silly to be so emotional over that but after seeing him in the war for so long I was excited to see him come home.