So the character is willing to propose a risky at the time operation, one he would understand could end in the worst case scenario. Then afterwards feels irrational guilt and responsibility. Was the c-section the best available option and he simply unlucky? If it was that way that should be an internal conflict between the more rational side and the more irrational side.
That'd fuck anybody up
Sorry bout your mom
It's an awful and alien feeling
When you say he's haunted by his wife's ghost you mean in a paranormal way or just in a figure of speech?
Mulan cos she was a warrior, the rest are boring and lame
Mulan, with Tiana 2nd
They are all shid. Cinderella, I guess.
From reading your posts here, I wouldn't be excited to read this story. It doesn't seem like you have a properly fleshed out character here. Being haunted by the passing of your dead wife means you need a story of that wife. You look at a character like Adrian Monk and you can see why he's haunted by his wife dying. The way you're describing this man feels like you're making a story to make him exist, rather than him being his story.
Whichever they're fapping to at the time. Men just don't give a fuck about Disney unless they're child predators or they hate a movie because their kids have watched it over and over until it becomes annoying.
I've never been able to enjoy Disney. Only as background children's entertainment for my children. If I had to pick a princess, it would be Leia or Mononoke. Interesting, complex characters with lots to think about once the film is over.