Yeah, some people tend to look at Nate solely from "what motivation makes him look the worst" from scene to scene. Even if their interpretations end up contradicting each other.

It's like, both trying to argue he's a sociopath who has no real feelings, but then saying he turned his dad in for the wrong reasons because he was driven by rejection and anger, not justice. I mean, I happen to agree that he did it for the "wrong" reasons, but those reasons are also basically the proof that no, he DOES have big, overwhelming emotions. Because a narcissistic sociopath would be able to wipe his hands of his dad and focus on the business and the future. It's what Nate tried and WANTED to do. But he couldn't. Because he's still that kid who cannot deal with his father rejecting him. He basically torched his own future over it.