why does the narrator say that "A man could be the father of his son's flesh, but that did not mean he was also the father of his spirit "
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The narrator says like that because his son's spirit has its own ideas, just because he is his son's father it doesn't mean that he can control his son's spirit
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A man could be a father of his son's flesh, but that did not mean that he was also the father of his spirit. This statement states that a father can stop his son from making a wrong move but he cannot stop his son from thinking that way. Father has control over his son's body not on his mind.
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