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Sai Prasanthi

@Prasanthi

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Posted: 14 years ago

#101

I have run out of words to tell you how well you write. All I can say is you the best S. Lovya! (can't help you see. :D)

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Shaheda

@Newdime

Dazzler

Posted: 14 years ago

#102

Originally posted by: -RushTrip-
Ah Sookie..you are the best

whether to thank or hurl an insult
whether to cry or laugh is the guilt

of not being independent
of being coy and suppliant

to hate one self for weakness
or hate him for his strength

the battle of wills
one outside other within..

fell in love with this story that day sookie...and now..your journey through it is making me fall in love once again...

thanks for this..

The jugalbandi is amazing between you 2...Outstanding, marvelous.

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Sookie

@-Sookie-

Voyager

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Posted: 14 years ago

#103

@Vrush: :D I take credit for 54 words. And what follows that is all yours girlie!

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Edited by -Sookie- - 14 years ago

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Sookie

@-Sookie-

Voyager

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Posted: 14 years ago

#104

8. "Daddy"

He is torn between the defiance he sees in his daughter's eyes and the stubbornness in his father's. He holds his crying wife's hand helplessly when his family decides fate of his daughter. A scream from his throat fails to find his voice and remains buried inside.

Do daughters always remain daddy's little girls?

Next part updated - Jailbird

Edited by -Sookie- - 14 years ago

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@spln

Inactive

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Posted: 14 years ago

#105

Choice was exceptional. I'm glad I didn't recall the scene at once - cause I haven't seen all episodes from that time of the show with remote amount of diligence - only glanced through uploaded youtube scenes/vms here and there...

so when i viewed this one, it was independent of its background, and hence the space for me to form an entirely new picture. The mention of tumeric set me off along another tangent, and yet an almost slap, in another way, came back to the same choice that it actually was - everything goes round in circles!

btw, 8AM and you sit online making posts - your boss is such a sweetheart 😆

ps: I'm glad u posted on CS - and its silly but I opened the page three times and then decided to save it up for later - I have no clue why! 😲😆

good day sookie san!

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Sookie

@-Sookie-

Voyager

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Posted: 14 years ago

#106

Originally posted by: spln

btw, 8AM and you sit online making posts - your boss is such a sweetheart 😆

ps: I'm glad u posted on CS - and its silly but I opened the page three times and then decided to save it up for later - I have no clue why! 😲😆

good day sookie san!

Who said I am at work? 😆 Cycled for 11 Kms and a ran for 5 Kms. Just came back... 😆 Oh yeah, this comment is totally unnecessary but am simply showing off that I am trying to stay fit here... 😆

Now I realize that I totally forgot to write about your actual comment on post :D

Its one of those early episodes which had good writing and decent camera work. Its a good episode and the scenes leading to the almost slap was kind of nice. So wrote it :-)

Good day to you too SC! :-)

Edited by -Sookie- - 14 years ago

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Sai Prasanthi

@Prasanthi

Rocker

+ 3

Posted: 14 years ago

#107

You two seem to be free in the mornings.

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Sai Prasanthi

@Prasanthi

Rocker

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Posted: 14 years ago

#108

These 54 words take 30 minutes to be shown on TV. Well, you again did it.

By the way, I came online and you did not. Still on the way?

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Binge

@Binge

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Posted: 14 years ago

#109

Loved it, Sookie!😊

I'd always felt for Geet's dad.. he was weak man but always wished to see his daughter happy like any other father... and like you said, he was stuck between his father and daughter.

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Escapist

@Escapist

Voyager

+ 3

Posted: 14 years ago

#110

Whoa Sookie depicted Geet's father's plight and helplessness beautifully,
I always saw him in the good light...though he could not save her daughter from the wrath that Geet's bro and darji inflicted on her....he did try to protest
guess he din have the guts to go against his father....but his love for his daughter was also too much to measure.

yet I've always liked his character portrayal...and glad you showed him in a positive light.

Great going with the 55 words...seem small but leave a deep impact !

Edited by -shabnoor- - 14 years ago

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