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geet.a

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Posted: 10 years ago

#181

Originally posted by: 13thwish
There is no sorrow in this world that Jane Austen and ice-cream cannot cure (atleast for me)😆
"Once there were no two hearts so open, no feelings so in harmony but now we are strangers. Worse than strangers. For we may never become acquainted. It is perpetual estrangement."

^^Context open to interpretation of course😉😛

Hello all😊

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YOU. I LOVE YOU

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BoxedIn

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Posted: 10 years ago

#182

Persuasion is my favourite Austen work.

Wish in senti mode.

Should I send you some scarring fairy-tales?

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charminggenie

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Posted: 10 years ago

#183

Originally posted by: BoxedIn
Persuasion is my favourite Austen work.

Wish in senti mode.

Should I send you some scarring fairy-tales?

Emma for me.

@Bold - Dude, thats low-blow.

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geet.a

@geet.a

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Posted: 10 years ago

#184

Boxy: U LOVE FAIRY TALES TOO??

me too!!

Oh man, ALL the scarring ones too, coz SO interesting!

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13thwish

@13thwish

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Posted: 10 years ago

#185

@Genie:😳😳 *sharam se PaNi PaNi*😉

I think people underestimate the mystery element in preserving the 'zing' factor'.. Ultimately everything is perception.. Pre-musicana they were an unknown entity to not just themselves but to us.. We didn't know them well enough to predict what Manik would do next, how Nandini would react to it and most importantly how far they would be willing to take it.. this made every scene hold our breath with anticipation.. But now there is familiarity.. between them, between us. We know how each would react to the other, we know what lines they will not cross and we can anticipate how they make us feel which takes away the surprise element. Therefore it requires a curveball of 'pool scene' magnitude atleast to recreate the 'zing'.. It is not necessarily MaNan but our perception that has become adaptive and jaded. Poor PaNi, the struggle just never ends. On every level😆

@Geet: Awww.. I love you, you poetic soul

@BI: Same. It is also her most underrated work, probably because it was published posthumously. But I am happy, atleast this has protected it from being twisted, misinterpreted and exploited for countless ridiculous movie adaptations.

Haha too late.. The books we love reveal bits of our soul. I don't think you could ever scare me again.😛

Edited by 13thwish - 10 years ago

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13thwish

@13thwish

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Posted: 10 years ago

#186

Originally posted by: charminggenie

Emma for me.

@Bold - Dude, thats low-blow.

Of course you'd love Emma. She is soo you. Over-zealous little know-it-all, interfering in everyone's business but with the nicest heart and the best of inetntions😉😆

P.S: Of course the 100th could only happen tom.. all special and perfect things occur on the 13th, duh😳

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charminggenie

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Posted: 10 years ago

#187

@13th - I got the hidden meaning in your quote too , my sharam se PaNi PaNi , 13th. 😉

It's all in perceptions. Now we know they love each other , we get them . We now have to seek high points to get that level pheels. Sigh, such is the nature of story telling.

Might I say I feel so left out when you two bond over your mutual loves. Why cannot you gush about Emma 🥱

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PrincessAshVik

@PrincessAshVik

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Posted: 10 years ago

#188

Hey to all present:):) Back again:) *hugs*

So you guys are talking about Jane Austen?
I have only read Pride and Prejudice as of now.
I have a copy of Persuasion, yet to read it as I am already reading something else at the moment:):) Glad to hear you guys like it, so it might motivate me:):)

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geet.a

@geet.a

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Posted: 10 years ago

#189

I love Emma too :D had the most fun reading it...

but Persuation did something else altogether for me :D

I'm a Marquez and Virginia Woolf person through and through😆

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fan145

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Posted: 10 years ago

#190

Originally posted by: 13thwish
@Genie:😳😳 *sharam se PaNi PaNi*😉
I think people underestimate the mystery element in preserving the 'zing' factor'.. Ultimately everything is perception.. Pre-musicana they were an unknown entity to not just themselves but to us.. We didn't know them well enough to predict what Manik would do next, how Nandini would react to it and most importantly how far they would be willing to take it.. this made every scene hold our breath with anticipation.. But now there is familiarity.. between them, between us. We know how each would react to the other, we know what lines they will not cross and we can anticipate how they make us feel which takes away the surprise element. Therefore it requires a curveball of 'pool scene' magnitude atleast to recreate the 'zing'.. It is not necessarily MaNan but our perception that has become adaptive and jaded. Poor PaNi, the struggle just never ends. On every level😆

@Geet: Awww.. I love you, you poetic soul

@BI: Same. It is also her most underrated work, probably because it was published posthumously. But I am happy, atleast this has protected it from being twisted, misinterpreted and exploited for countless ridiculous movie adaptations.
Haha too late.. The books we love reveal bits of our soul. I don't think you could ever scare me again.😛

Wish those words are absolutely TRUE .. Like +INFINITY .,,now we knew how would they react bt pool was having tht surprise element thus the zing was back ..😆

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