Erica and Liza Wind exhibited an intense fixation on heredity, which overshadowed their appreciation for their son Victor's artistic talents. Rather than celebrating his creativity, they became preoccupied with the potential genetic factors that shaped his genius.
This prevailing concern illustrates their inability to enjoy the positive aspects of Victor's abilities. Instead of fostering joy from his accomplishments, the Winds were consumed by anxiety over the implications of his hereditary traits in relation to his artistic expression.