“It is not seemly for Brahmins to utter forceful and angry words, but there is displeasure in my heart. I should not like to hear you make this request a second time.” (10)
Siddhartha’s father denies him from going on this journey to become a Samana, and says to him that he will be greatly discouraged if Siddhartha continues to even ask for his permission. His father doesn't believe in foul language and communication, however, he tries to the best of his ability to dissuade him from leaving, as calmly as he can. Thus creating conflict for Siddhartha in his decision making, blocking him from the call to adventure.
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