The idiom "like father like son" means that two people share similar qualities, characteristics, or behaviors. It is a metaphorical expression that compares two individuals based on their resemblance or traits.

The idiom "turn against" means to betray or go against someone or something that is considered important or valuable to oneself.

"Better late than never" is an idiom that means it's better to do something late or after the expected time rather than not doing it at all. It suggests that even if someone has missed an opportunity, it's still better to act on it than to regret not having done so.

"Off the chain" is an idiom that means to do something in a wild, reckless, or unrestrained manner. It can also mean to break free from constraints or limitations, or to be uninhibited and spontaneous.

The idiom "on/to hand" means to be in possession of something or someone, either literally or figuratively. It can also mean to have control over something, especially when referring to a situation or event.