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Originally posted by: -bhindi-
You know something, you stole the words right out of my mouth.More than the romance, well ... Arnav reminds me a little of Hannibal. The same dark glamour, the air of danger.If you all remember, it was indeed Hannibal who caused his fellow inmate Miggs to commit suicide by swallowing his own tongue, because he flicked his sperm on Starling's cheek, similar to Arnav who guided Payal to commit suicide in the last update, only as far as I saw, Payal didn't do anything to Khushi which should garner Arnav to attention ... .Which makes Arnav a man without a chink in his armour, and thus - more dangerous.Similar to Hannibal, the only weakness I can see in Arnav is his need to be superior to the rest. If we go back to chapter two, when Khushi asks Arnav "I don't see a board" he makes a face as if he is expecting the statement and says he has a mind.Now I have a theory, and it is only a theory. Arnav was said to be an antisocial.What if it was not because he was genuinely antisocial, but because he believed his wit and intellect was superior to the rest, and thus refused to bow down to his father.So are we looking at a case of anti-socialism or are we looking at a case of narcissism, only Arnav is clever to hide it?-V
@ bold - Arnav is narcissistic and that ensures his armour has chinks, he is seeking someone to match his intelligence and at the same time he is playing with the inmates like he plays chess. One is only as good as his opponent and this case, Arnav has a lot to do with Khushi to play her and she is no push over like Payal. Both are intelligent with similar backgrounds and watching then spar would be interesting
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