I mean….the last thing he said to his dad with his teeth knocked out, barely conscious, and the blood of both himself and hundreds of innocent people on his hands is “i’d still have you Dad after 500 years”
I get what you’re saying and where you’re coming from but you’re looking at it from a more objective outside perspective and not the perspective of a 17/18 year old kid who prior to their fight spent literally every moment looking up to Nolan not only as a father and man to aspire to be like but also a superhero who(once again prior to anything he did in the show) helped and saved people. What he did ruined all trust and perception of his father and also did a metric fuckton of damage to his feelings but at the end of his day….that’s his father. And thats not a bond that breaks so easily seeing as its biologically, evolutionarily, societally, and emotionally predispositioned to
ALSO doesn’t help that life has been in such a extremely weird complicated spot following his fight. He wants to be a hero even more than before not only as to try and make up for what he feels is his fault but also to get away from home(thats now tainted) and seeing his mother absolutely broken by everything. A kid in that spot would most definitely have the thought of “i wish things could go back to the way it was before all of this”
Tl;dr - Yes of course this is what happened next
Yeah i definitely think with how they’ve handled him this season, having him be more angry then broken works out better as a whole
Also kinda help keep a consistent throughline to his moment during the Angstrom fight and his new suit. He’s becoming a bit harder and serious