The scene where these two talk took me by surprise, but I am happy the writers included it because it seemed to show the old conservative woman and the new modern independent woman interact. It was not overly sweet and mushy, but it expresses feelings that the older female generation kept bottled up about childrearing and how to move in life and why women like Nesrine are judged even despite them being good friends and daughters. Though subtle, I think that Nesrine also represented the younger generation judgement of the older generation as one that does not have any feelings or care for their children. The scene feels like an apology and a coming together of two archetypes that often misjudge each other.