Originally posted by: bee5
Wow! how beautifully written, Wafah.
Yes, marriage is a lifetime of learning and understanding.
Nothing more to say than what you have already written so beautifully and lovingly in your post.
I'll just put my thoughts on some of the scene that u picked for your post -
The temple scene where he questions God to explain to him how he is supposed to understand this girl called Runjhun whom he is married was really Profound for me. I have goosebumps when ever I think about that scene. It was really powerful, that entire scene when he thinks back how he had treated her and how she never really reacted in a bad way and still he is unable to understand what to make that out as in the circumstances that he is in, was really such a powerful scene.
The other thing you mentioned was about her standing up. Yup, I agree to that totally. I wanted to reply to so many posts in past days when that was brought out, but re-tracked. But now that you brought up, I am glad to read it and would like to say, even I saw the same - that she stands up not for herself, but for others. Whether she is questioning Mamis on why they are treating her Amma badly or why M&Ms are being nasty to her husband or whether she refuses to do their bidding and runs to look for her Guddu ji, it was never for herself, but for others.
I am resigned to the fact that Runjhun can forever be indebted to her M&Ms for her life, I really wouldn't care as long as she knows her priority when it comes to M&Ms Vs. Guddu and she has shown me that already. In addition if Guddu teaches her to stand up and face her M&Ms for herself too, I am all for it as well.
I so wished Amma replied to his question - "If she was a Bhagonwali, then why is she married to me, a man who is a thug", but I guess CVs will bring that up later and make it really worth for both of them when that is revealed. But it is so true .. they are blessed to have each other. For both of them, they could not have gotten a better life-partner than each other.