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Originally posted by: ummesulaiman
Elysia...your tribute to Raghav is so amazing that I just had to come by and read all of the posts all over again.
I thought I'd continue to watch the show until Raghav's last day...but now I don't think I can bear to see him being killed.I think I'll borrow a page from your book , and imagine how I would have liked things in my my head and leave it at that.Thanks again & Take care.
Fatima, thank you. You've no idea how much it means to me that you reread the entire post. Wow. Just-- wow. It means a lot to me that you liked it so much.
I feel the same way about his end. I won't be able to watch it. But then, in my head, Raghav didn't end at all. I hold on to that and it's easy to believe because I don't see the creatives as creatives anymore. In my opinion, true writers don't assassinate their own characters. They don't compromise their stories.
You take care too. I hope to see you around 😳
.. and even afterwards when he no questions asked again helped sia cross the road, advised her to fight her everyday battles without fear, did sia emerge from the ashes of jhanvi like a phoenix.. ( although a timid phoenix, at that.. but nonetheless) 
whenever i waited for more of raghav to be shown... i wud see unwanted, monotonous, * i, me, myself* parmeshwar scenes.. the cvs themselves introduced such beautiful characters onscreen and never bothered to explore them.. see what wonderful twists, turns they wud bring to the story.. moving on.. 
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