Mikey’s survival from the fire iron incident leads to Paul addressing long-stifled emotions, indicating that confrontations can sometimes reveal deeper issues in relationships.
Lydia's nonchalant reaction to the supposed murder reflects a deeper issue in her character, as she struggles to show genuine emotion despite the chaos unfolding around her.
The Morgan family's repeated failure at murder serves as a darkly humorous commentary on their struggles, juxtaposed against serious themes of grief, guilt, and family dynamics.
While the immediate concern for both Lydia and Paul seems to revolve around practical issues, the emotional aftermath reveals their fractured relationship and inability to deal with loss.
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