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Despite the destruction, the parent adopts a pragmatic approach, suggesting that the bed can simply be replaced. The remark "He'll buy a new one" indicates a willingness to overlook or forgive the act and move forward without excessive punishment. The parent's tone hints at understanding rather than frustration—the acknowledgment that children may act out or express themselves destructively, but this doesn't necessarily warrant harsh consequences.
The parent concludes with a firm "No, I'm not," which may imply a refusal to condone such behavior or perhaps a clarification that they are not angry or upset with the child but are instead seeking understanding.