Originally posted by: maverickmartin
Comment updated on page 134
Remark ' I'm not analysing. Just going through.
if it was NOT analysis n this good then i wonder how gud the actual thing wud be?? *scratches head*
Chapter 116.. I really like the Shashi's instinct and his intuition, very spot on.. I found Payal-Aakash's interaction very adorable.. The Second Lord surely knows how to woo his lady! ;) And to defy his mother, politely.
AGREED !!👏
"Babuji, there is something-" and then she paused, unable to word it, and her father walked towards her and took the letter from her extended hand.
This is really nice.. That the girls and their father have such faith and trust on each other...
AGREED !!👏
"Hai Re Nandakishore! Stop all this racket will you!" said Buaji suddenly, coming up to stand beside them, "This wailing and discerning will only make time worse."
"Of course I care for her!" said Buaji, appalled, "I care for her enough to tell my brother," and here she shot her brother a look, "to go find her this very instant."
Go Buaji!! Stoic as ever, it's really Buaji who holds the family together. Level-headed brother and sister, thank god for them!
AGREED !! SHE KNOWS HOW TO HANDLE A SITUATION ..I REALLY LOVE HER..SHE'S ADORABLE !!😊
Babuji looked at her, amazed that the girl who rarely ventured out was willing to come to search for her lost sister.
Good for you, Payaliya. She knows when to come out of her shell. I just hope that if and when you write anything symbolic to Khushi's family ignoring her in the aftermath of her wedding, Payal does not lose her sisterly devotion and sense of protection!!
No sooner had Master Shashi caught a glimpse of the Lady Anjali who was always confined within the Castle, than he was shocked to recognize her as a fleeting similarity to the painting he had seen on General Jha's worktable though he had only seen it in a flash of a second.
His steps staggered backwards in disbelief as to what he had seen, and he hadn't seen that the butler was still standing beside him with the tray of filled glasses in his hold.
Yay!! Babuji is going the right way..
"Babuji, are you alright-" Payal asked anxiously and stepped forward when Lord Akash's "Careful!" and the crushing sound of a glass piece slicing through her feet and her yell made the scene more horrific to be real.
I really thought Manorama was going to shout a medieval English version of "khoon bhari taang" at this, after Aakash picks her up. Then I thought about it, what she could say and nothing came to mind. But it was a LOL moment for me!
🤣..I THOUGHT THE SAME !! HIGH FIVE !!😆
"Bruises are too common in this Castle but they must always be attended to instantly," she said as she watched the servants come to clear the mess on the floor.
An intriguing sentence. Bruises could refer to years of hurt in their past, but that there was always someone or something to help them alleviate the pain. Or it could be something her past taught her, and it was imprinted on her mid and would apply to the future too... It also brings out a strong streak in Anjali's character... helping others in trouble, being worried about them, sharing their pain as her own
A VERY GOOD POINT..👏..N U R RIGHT ABOUT HER BASIC CHARACTER..👏
He did so and then he crouched at her feet, wanting to inspect it when his mother said, "And what are you doing there, boy? Are you the new herbalist in this Castle?"
LOL!! Manorama Mami, I miss you too!!
😆LOLZ..
"Then I give it you," said Master Shashi, meaningfully, "And I wish you find the strength to ride the storms of your future."
Lady Anjali frowned slightly at the words he chose but her smile returned and she nodded, "It is for one's strength that one needs most blessings. I am certain your words will be a shield if storms must knock at my quiet door."
Shashi's words are self-explanatory. He knows the future would take her by storm, because he intends for the truth about Shyam to be out, even if he has only an inkling of what the matter actually is.. And I admire Anjali's presence of mind. She seems to be a Lady fit to be the First Lord's Sister.
FABULOUS POINT.. I DIDNT SEE IT THIS WAY..👏⭐️
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