How does the narrator's father react to his daughter's speech daughter of invention?

In "Daughter of Invention" by Julia Alvarez, the narrator's father initially reacts to his daughter's speech with disappointment and frustration. He is concerned about the cultural differences and feels that her speech's content does not align with his expectations of propriety and respect for their heritage. However, as the story progresses, he begins to appreciate her creativity and the courage it takes to express herself, ultimately finding a way to support her artistic endeavors. This reflects the complexities of immigrant parenting and the challenges of balancing cultural traditions with individual expression.