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I do understand how you feel after seeing yesterday's episode. I was saddened too.

But the way I see it is that all these deceits and failures is what led to the making and shaping of Ashok as a ruthless Warrior. His trust lost, his mother's wisdom and teachings did not bring him victory. But they are etched deep in him that come to the fore after the Kalinga war.

I absolutely love the shaping of Ashok's character. There is a streak of ruthlessness in him which he keeps in check every time he recollects his mother's teachings. Self control over his rage is seen several times. And that does not make him weak in front of his opponent.

The real battle hasn't even begun. His main adversaries are the stepmoms, grandmother, uncle, and outside enemies like Selucus & Rajaji. How is Ashok supposed to learn about deceit and cheating if he does not encounter in early in his life at the hands of Sushim? All of these lessons will only make him stronger, sharper and they are the best lessons learnt for larger and bigger battles.

Originally posted by: ddsoaps

I do understand how you feel after seeing yesterday's episode. I was saddened too.

But the way I see it is that all these deceits and failures is what led to the making and shaping of Ashok as a ruthless Warrior. His trust lost, his mother's wisdom and teachings did not bring him victory. But they are etched deep in him that come to the fore after the Kalinga war.

I absolutely love the shaping of Ashok's character. There is a streak of ruthlessness in him which he keeps in check every time he recollects his mother's teachings. Self control over his rage is seen several times. And that does not make him weak in front of his opponent.

The real battle hasn't even begun. His main adversaries are the stepmoms, grandmother, uncle, and outside enemies like Selucus & Rajaji. How is Ashok supposed to learn about deceit and cheating if he does not encounter in early in his life at the hands of Sushim? All of these lessons will only make him stronger, sharper and they are the best lessons learnt for larger and bigger battles.

I guess as they say...picture abhi baaki hai dost!


dd

Originally posted by: Happy__Days

I agree. I would stop watching it if they don't do something and declare Ashok as winner.

Originally posted by: shamyj

I was so disappointed when the cheating Sushim is shown triumphant...I agree this totally sends a wrong message to the audience. I want to watch Ashoka the Great not Sushim the conniving spineless cheater!

Originally posted by: Sandhya.A

Maddy

I have said this on JA forum too. Life is not always a moral science lesson where the moral of the story is ' good always defeats evil'. There are times when evil has a winning streak. The good have risen INSPITE of all hurdles.

Even in Mahabharat Duryodhana and Shakuni with all their cheating won the game of dice. This after they went scott free for Lakshyagraha dahan, and after the unjust division of the nation giving Hastinapur to the Kauravas and the barren Khandavprastha to the Pandavas which they toiled and made into Indraprastha. But Mahabharatha is in no way negativity inducing story.

Goodness wins ultimately. Not at every step.😊

And as for the fall of evil the fall becomes grave as the evil falls from a greater height. Let Sushim gloat and float to heights. His fall will be proportionately severe.