Anna Marie Lukban

10 "Incognito" scenes of Miguel proving that a father's love never gives up

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Liezel Dela Cruz

One of the core themes that shape the narrative of <a href="https://www.abs-cbn.com/entertainment/studios/tv/incognito">&quot;Incognito&quot; </a>is redemption. As the Kontraks take on dangerous missions, each of them quietly wages a personal battle for healing and forgiveness. For Miguel Tecson (Baron Geisler), that battle is rooted in the longing to redeem himself as a father.The life of the ex-soldier and doctor spiraled into addiction and loss. But now, as a rehabilitated man seeking to reconnect with his son Miggy (Lucas Andalio), Miguel is proving day by day that he’s still worthy of being called “Papa,&quot; as shown in this scenes compiled by Kapamilya Toplist. The longing in Miguel’s eyes was unmistakable when he showed up quietly at his son’s birthday party, hoping to just be near his child. When he finally got the chance to hug Miggy, he held him with such tenderness. The boy was understandably hesitant, even scared, but Miguel gently assured him there was nothing to fear. When his ex-wife, Christine (Yesh Burce), arrived, he respectfully handed her money for child support, though she coldly refused to accept it.Still, Miguel didn’t stop trying. He settled for stolen moments with his son, like the time he caught Miggy waiting outside school for Christine to pick him up. Miguel took the opportunity to speak with the boy, but before they could talk, Christine arrived and cut the moment short. Still, Miguel pleaded explaining that he deposits support money monthly and regularly sends things for the child, though Christine always returns them.In a moment of desperation, Miguel crossed the line by taking his son without permission. Inside the car, Miggy began to panic, crying and throwing a tantrum as the situation became too much for a child to comprehend. Miguel, already drowning in the guilt of what he’d done, couldn’t hold it together either. He broke down in tears, completely consumed by the fear, regret, and helplessness that came with the realization of how far he had gone just to be with his son. But then, in the midst of that emotional storm, Miggy reached out, hugged him, and told him to stop crying, calling him “Papa.” That single word, spoken so innocently, softened something in Miguel. They ended up spending the rest of the afternoon at the park, riding bikes and sharing snacks, just a father and son enjoying a day that Miguel had longed for so deeply. When it was time to bring Miggy home, the little boy excitedly told Christine all about how much fun he had, how he and his dad rode bikes and ate together, and how happy he felt the whole day. Before heading into his room, he turned to Miguel to say thank you and handed him a small toy car—a gift, he said, for his daddy—and asked if they could do it again sometime.Later, when the lives of Christine and Miggy were suddenly placed in danger following the mysterious death of Christine’s partner, Jake (Adrian Alandy), it was Miguel who stepped in to protect them. He did everything he could to keep them safe. And in those moments, it was clear how genuine Miggy’s happiness was whenever his father was around. The child was no longer scared.  There was only comfort, laughter, and the kind of joy that comes from a child feeling safe with someone he loves.Follow Miguel&#x27;s journey in <a href="https://www.abs-cbn.com/entertainment/studios/tv/incognito">&quot;Incognito,&quot;</a> airing weeknights on Kapamilya Channel, Kapamilya Online Live (KOL), TV5, and A2Z.

Miguel (Baron Geisler) is proving day by day that he’s still worthy of being called “Papa," as shown in this “Incognito” scenes compiled by Kapamilya Toplist.

Miguel (Baron Geisler) is proving day by day that he’s still worthy of being called “Papa," as shown in this “Incognito” scenes compiled by Kapamilya Toplist.