Originally posted by: asmaanixx
You know you can call me by my name right? 😆
I wonder how they're gonna tackle all these issues. They have raised so many complications that need to be addressed. I know they'll do it with elegance, but aaahhhh!!! I'm feeling both excited and dreadful.
He won't. The guilt of failing to save his mother might lessen, but it won't erase the fact that he lost her at a really young age. It won't change the fact that he had to see his mother's bruises, hear her wails or have her shush him and cater to his fragile heart while she choked hers.
It also shows that HS knows about these bachpan ke gaanth from his own experience. Because it's too painful or he doesn't know how to navigate them, he chose to simply lock it away. Then years passed and while he may have grown in some ways, the child inside of him still hasn't been able to move on. He still sees his loving mother be treated unfairly.
Again the writing never ceases to amaze me. There's so much to go over, that I am also excited, but like you, a bit apprehensive. If I felt like that during the Imarti track I don't even want to think about this one.
@bold the tragedy of it all is unfathomable as is the fact that he didn’t go off the rails after all that and still continued to be a beacon of hope and justice. Can you imagine how he felt after his grandfather died? And no wonder Imarti's death broke something in him. She was his soul mate, friend, family, everything that he had missed out on as a child until fate snatched her from him. A part of him died with her, and I also don't think he will truly get over it all. I want him to recover and find real happiness again, but when a person has seen so much grief and pain since childhood, and then even into adulthood, how can he or she remain intact? Also, as a person gets older, they become set in their ways to an extent. He may learn to deal with pain better but his experiences have hardened a part of him for good too.
Yes, the little boy in him still lives on and he is aware of it. In fact, he is the kind of person who is aware of and sensitive to everyone's feelings and is very much in touch with his own. That he doesn't or can't deal with them head-on is another story.