David Hemingson

Angus confronts his teacher, Paul, about a lie he told an old acquaintance, leading to a vulnerable confession about Paul's past. Paul reveals the truth behind his expulsion from Harvard and his deep-seated fear of being seen as a failure, while Angus offers an unexpected moment of solidarity.

During a dinner at a fancy restaurant, Angus opens up to his teacher, Paul, about his father's mental decline and his fear that he is destined to follow the same path. Paul offers a rare moment of vulnerability and mentorship, reassuring Angus that he is his own person and has the power to change his future.

After a chance encounter with a former classmate, Paul confesses the truth about his expulsion from Harvard to his student, Angus. The scene reveals Paul's deep-seated insecurities and the shared bond of secrecy forming between the two outcasts.