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That is too superficial for me...Bertie! A deeper angst has to be rooted in more than "implementing" a solution. Thats my exact problem with this...I am not with the popular opinion here...which is that he has moved on...Matter closed...what is left is to break the news...implement the solution as you put it... Well ,...to me "moving on" has a different context when she was dead...and a very different one when she is alive. It can't be that superficial...it can't be that easy...hence the anxiety or the angst! It should be actually worse if we consider the era...and the fact that he is a King and she his first wife a queen...you don't just "move on" from that...It can not be that easy in his psyche as well...like Gayatri said...marriages are for life ...Yes...they are...in that era...and although it is an inconvenient truth...the same sentence is applicable to both marriages not one...selectively.To me that is not enough...perhaps not a view shared by others...but that is my perspective...
Sush...may I just say this...you are thinking logically...I am thinking emotionally...hence the divergent points of view...!
It is as easy as that, Sush..when you know what you want, it is as easy as that...past ties, memories etc can have no hold over what you want...not a morally upstanding position maybe...but when you are in love, sometimes all your righteousness falls by the wayside...may well not be the right thing but it does happen...!
Indravadhan's problem is that he is neither able to do the right nor is he able to freely choose his love...! It is not about making the choice but in the acting on it! His heart is not letting him do what is right maybe but his mind is not letting him do complete injustice to Sulakshana by shirking his responsibilities towards her...at this point, that is what she has become...a responsibility...!
See, considering the era, Indravadhan shouldn't have had to make the choice...he could have had both...right or wrong is a different issue...but here, he wants to make that choice...not just for G but for himself...and the era that he lives in and his innate sense of justice are not allowing him to exercise the choice...!
Also, I disagree with you on how moving on becomes different now that she is alive...if he has moved on in his heart, he has...you can't turn the heart back simply because she has come back alive...there might be some residual care...which is what caused him to nurse her...but no love that makes him want to be with her...!
It is the actual process of 'moving on' that has been made difficult because of her return...which is the modus operandi at the end of the day...to minimize collateral damage..!
I don't think it is about fans...I find it quite realistic actually...and you forget, all the conflict has already happened...when he kept her alive in his heart...when he felt guilty and conflicted...and torn between G and his guilt towards Sulakshana's memory..Sulakshana has been the third person all along in their marriage...and now when she is actually there, there is no space for her between them..!
The irony is that when she has come back alive, she is pretty much dead in his heart...or at least, her memories have been pushed back by a love that leave not much space for them..!
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