Originally posted by: natashathakur
Beautiful chapter n thnxx for pm dr
@ Zhanna
Unfortunately for me the weekend more difficult than weekdays. I didn't even having time to read all the comments so far, and I will write pieces in stages.
Take your time Zhanna.. the lil ones here have been running amok 😆
As incredible cruelty of the death of Durga lived with me with the same sharpness, as I read it few days ago, then and this your picture in this chapter, all the time "sitting" in my the conscious and subconscious. It''s excellent! And this picture helped me understand how the "sounds" of your novel in me. On the musical language - is a Suite*. On the musical language - is a Suite*.
I am so happy that the picture created that effect! 😳 Thanks and thanks for taking this story so personally... this story is 'dark' if I had to describe the colour of this story it would be 'grey'! Like how many histories were ...
*(Definition:... "Suite (France) ... consists of several independent, usually a contrast between the parts, united by the general artistic concept. Parts suites tend to differ in the nature, rhythm, tempo ...).
All 4 chapters have their own color, scent and rhythm.
When Heera go out to try to find the strength to repair herself - it's "Fantasy", Mozart.
Sorry, the timer doesn't coincide with the record, which I can to add, therefore aproximately.
When Heera is trying to find strength in the game of his happy past, throwing stones on the water - this is the first 45 seconds,
👏 How beautiful and how touching that you chose your favourite music pieces to blend in with the 'moods' of the chapter!
Taking a much needed break from the woes and responsibilities weighing her down, the 16 year old had stepped out alone, a short while ago, in search of some peace. Her stroll had begun at the gardens, like she'd promised Gauri, but the sounds of a flowing stream had caught her attention at some point. Lured by the music of water like a moth to flame, the lone lady had crossed a large field lined with an extensive stretch of stables, till she reached an elevated spot. An elevation that displayed the dusky views, of what she assumed, was a canal.
then with 48 seconds:
Yet, she hadn't found the tranquillity she was after. There was a calming silence that the solitude of night offered. The familiar spreads of nature somehow reminded her of the home she'd left behind, but Heera hadn't got what she yearned for.
Even the gentle breeze that'd displaced her veil and thrown her hair back didn't calm her - it only served to remind how vehement her own breath was. The light spray from the stream drizzling upon her features didn't cool her temper - it only showed her how warm her own tears were.
'Finding peace', as Harka Bai discovered eventually, was no easy quest.
at 1,35 sec monologue with Durga:
'How jiji? How am I supposed to find inner peace? Tell me... when I know I have to protect everyone from a powerful enemy like the Shehzade, whose men are out to murder me? When the terrible manner in which they took your life relentlessly haunts me? When I fear how deplorable jijasa's condition would be? How am I supposed to find peace when every step of my journey is plagued with perils?' she let an angry tear merge with the cool droplets trickling down her cheeks 'How am I going to achieve everything without your guidance? I need you... I want you with me, jiji... I WANT YOU BACK!'
I am awed Zhanna... you've listened, assimilated very carefully!
Rushing off to night rider and Heera entrained flow, this "Summer" of Vivaldi.
http://xmusic.me/s/2906523-Vivaldi_Vanessa_Mej_-_Vremena_Goda_-_leto_SHtorm_remiks/I understood (?) why the reference to "Beauty and the Beast." I'm very primitive thought that just so powerful male character, accustomed to the attention of women, the knight, who always will help, even if not asked. That if he fall in love, it is precisely the same:young, firm and at the same time very delicate and fragile, like Heera. (Hee-hee. 😛)
Therein where lies the difference... this stranger is not just a powerful knight in shining armour... he isn't polished, mannerly... neither does he ride gallantly on a horse, showing off his valour... (like the prologue describes... and like NJAPA_ADDICT showed)
He is a man in the shadows... a loner, a brooder... very sharp, but he doesn't like company... shows no empathy... a man who is very intriguing for whatever reason... his character is another one that I took a long long long long time to think of!
But you, how wonderful and talented! Doesn't the syrup, not cloying, and not with pink bows. It all starts with the confrontation.
If I would shooting film, then perhaps in the 3rd chapter in scenes of battle and the death of Durga, I would make black and white and only blood would give color.
oooh ok.. you've described this review in colours and sounds... such an interesting read Zhanna
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