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* DramaticIrony: In-Universe. When Libby keeps asking Leah questions concerning what the ''real'' Mattias is like beyond who he was in college, they're questions that reflect her high expectations, like [[LikeFatherLikeSon sharing her introverted personality]] or [[GoodParents giving good hugs]]. Leah's reaction imply otherwise, but all she can do is let Libby know that her dad is only human, and she at least appreciates that he gave her a daughter.
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* MeaningfulEcho: When Libby won't stop hounding her mom about what her father is like, Leah can only say that Matias has good and bad qualities. Regardless of what Libby will come to learn of her dad, Leah lets her know that one good thing he did was bestow her the miracle that is her beloved daughter. Later, after Libby is heartbroken by her dad turning down a chance at quality time together, Leah comforts her , and remarks on how Matias is too blind to realize that for all his efforts at "chasing miracles", he's missing out on the one miracle he already had, his daughter.
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* GoodParents: Leah, who despite not wanting to go on a road trip to visit Matias and cross two states, decides to do it for Libby so she can meet and know her dad. When Matias crushes Libby's heart, she immediately consoles her.
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* GoodParents: Leah, who despite not wanting to go on a road trip to visit Matias and cross two states, decides to do it for Libby so she can meet and know her dad. For the better part of the road trip, she's careful not to bad mouth Matias, understanding her daughter needs to come to her own conclusions about her father. When Matias crushes Libby's heart, she immediately consoles her.
