Circle of the Arhasian Comrades (TBATBR)-Thread 11 - Page 31

Originally posted by: Aquiline

network down. will try to com later.

Originally posted by: Aquiline

Corporal Connection and his afternoon games!!

Shas! You go eat yourself a fridgeful, darling, but come back as soon as you have satisfied thine appetite.

Loved your thoughts here...thoughts to justify the writer again. I don't want any two cents to sound like you are defending my blunder. But thanks my dear Shas for ensuring the idea more...the over-confident, miscalculated villain...yup. we'll go with this thoery, full sail ahead.

Soul. I love all the songs you posted on the celebration night. Actually I am listening to the one on Page 15 right now. can't have enough of the punch!! *wink* The song you put for the chapter comment was also beautiful...I am really becoming a lover of these Bollywood numbers. Far from the all-English songs lover I had been...

Mavs, I am desperate to narrate the chapter, you have been worked up to want to hear the chapter...where are we going with this?

Originally posted by: Aquiline

I need a teeny-weeny help. its just to get my head straight. tell me if I am wrong.

*ahem*

imagine...okay, don't imagine, just think it from the perspective...

the general knows how much kushi loves her sister and how much arnav admires his brother. he believed, hence, that though arnav hates rituals, he will be there for akash's wedding until its over especially because according to ritual arnav and kushi MUST be present for the wedding. Their absence was worrying but he didn't really think arnav would be as challenging to his plan as to break his aetheism and "marry" the village girl. hence, the general kept his cool and remained at the temple, being there for his wife who would get suspicious if HE TOO disappeared. but it was when gupta kept looking at his letter and the marriage proceeded without ArShi and many other signs came to his notice that the general doubted his belief in arnav's action. he knew it was stupid to slip off the fact that he will elope with kushi after the marriage but he would have expected the hot-tempered arnav to "fight" him like a man instead of avoiding him completey and go and get "married"...

the reason why the general was late to realize, late to react...

is the general justified in his thoughts here? or are the justifications lame?

Originally posted by: Aquiline

I need a teeny-weeny help. its just to get my head straight. tell me if I am wrong.

*ahem*

imagine...okay, don't imagine, just think it from the perspective...

the general knows how much kushi loves her sister and how much arnav admires his brother. he believed, hence, that though arnav hates rituals, he will be there for akash's wedding until its over especially because according to ritual arnav and kushi MUST be present for the wedding. Their absence was worrying but he didn't really think arnav would be as challenging to his plan as to break his aetheism and "marry" the village girl. hence, the general kept his cool and remained at the temple, being there for his wife who would get suspicious if HE TOO disappeared. but it was when gupta kept looking at his letter and the marriage proceeded without ArShi and many other signs came to his notice that the general doubted his belief in arnav's action. he knew it was stupid to slip off the fact that he will elope with kushi after the marriage but he would have expected the hot-tempered arnav to "fight" him like a man instead of avoiding him completey and go and get "married"...

the reason why the general was late to realize, late to react...

is the general justified in his thoughts here? or are the justifications lame?