"I'm going back tomorrow."
After catching his breath a bit, Nell shared his thoughts with his wives. Of course, he also made arrangements for them, "When the weather cools down a bit, I'll arrange for your tickets, and you'll go back together then."
What he said was hard to refuse, perhaps today's conversation with Lynch made him more certain about some of his own thoughts.
Or maybe he wanted to make up for his past foolishness, to become a true, kind father who could be a role model and goal for his children. In any case, on the way back, he made up his mind.
He wanted to become the next Legislator, a big figure, and only then would his sons have a better living environment.
Despite getting along pleasantly and calmly with Lynch now, deep down, he was still somewhat afraid of Lynch.
It's a feeling hard to articulate, and even sometimes when he tried to express "fatherly love," he would be stopped by Lynch's gaze at the last moment.
