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The family’s compassionate nature is reinforced as their household expands to include Grover, a supernatural plant-creature, furthering the theme of healing the abandoned. The arc’s first major conflict is resolved when the scholar’s stern, “tsundere” father discovers Goldiluck’s secret. This long-feared confrontation culminates not in rejection but in a cathartic, tearful acceptance, a pivotal moment that solidifies the family unit and provides profound healing for Goldiluck’s core trauma of abandonment. However, this newfound security proves fragile. As the scholar's health deteriorates, the narrative’s focus shifts inward, leading to a painful communication breakdown that fractures their harmony. This internal turmoil culminates in a distressing incident where Goldiluck loses a baby tooth, a tangible symbol of their emotional crisis. 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