Durga’s Journey to the Dark Side - Page 6

Bavie,

(And Jai by drinking away and working away does not make him less guilty for what part he played in her estruction at all, and Durga as Parvati even went agaisnt the Devs and her own husband when her son Ganesh was beheaded)

You are right. It doesn't. But it is only fair that he should get only as much punishment as is his rightful due. What of course constitutes fair punishment is individual judgement, (in this case Bani's) not mine. I am not worried about Munna becuase he will happily accept whatever punishment that DDG/Bani will dish out. My concern is about Bani, once she knows the whole TRUTH, what will she feel about it.

What could however complicate things is if AD is the man behind JW's life, the man responsible for death of Krishna-I. That could of course turn Bani against AD.

Rgds,

Pri

I was wondering, so far it has been mental preparation on her side. Her real test starts at the first face to face confrontation with anyone of the Walias. All are her enemies. When she burns the photo it is of the entire family.
Now that they are talking about Mahabharath will we see Chapter 1 of the Bhagavad Gita.
AD as the saarthi who drives Durga's chariot to the rangbhumi. Will she then have second thoughts as now seeing them face to face, she remembers them as family. Will AD then start his parvachan of how they had wronged her etc etc, AD's Gita? 😆 Then starts her Mahayudh?

Oval,

Very much possible. Bani may develop cold feet when she sees the Walias particularly JW. And then AD will act as a Kalyugi Krishna to instigate her to do battle.

Incidnetally, The Pandavas had to pay a heavy price for their victiory. Not only did the Kauravas die, but so did each and every one of Pandavs own descendants (except little Parikshit in Uttara's womb), Bhishma etc. They never had the chance to savour their victory.

Rgds,

Pri

Pri/Oval

The way I see it --there is no such a thing as victory in a war.
In the end the Victor Weeps.
Bani's yudh starts with her wanting revenge for what injustice was done to
her, she is not seeing victory or happiness here. She wants complete
destruction for those who have wronged her. She is a Zinda Laash who
has reached a point of no return, currently.
Her breath are those kids that were snatched from her and as a mother
she has haque to have those kids with her, they are her kids. Bani is also
the first one to sacrifice for anyone's happiness. And for her kids she will
do anything. The path she is travelling is one of great tragedy and
sadness filled with hatred/anger, emotions needed to fuel her revenge
mode...buried deep inside of these two emotions is deep love..its simply
the makeup of great tragic consequences here for Bani.
The glimmer of hope in her coming back to the land of the living are
those kids. When she finds out the motive of her mentor, of course she
will be alot humanized by then and as Bani/Durga she will know what to
do with him.

Originally posted by: aperture

Pri/Oval

The way I see it --there is no such a thing as victory in a war.
In the end the Victor Weeps.
Bani's yudh starts with her wanting revenge for what injustice was done to
her, she is not seeing victory or happiness here. She wants complete
destruction for those who have wronged her. She is a Zinda Laash who
has reached a point of no return, currently.
Her breath are those kids that were snatched from her and as a mother
she has haque to have those kids with her, they are her kids. Bani is also
the first one to sacrifice for anyone's happiness. And for her kids she will
do anything. The path she is travelling is one of great tragedy and
sadness filled with hatred/anger, emotions needed to fuel her revenge
mode.
The glimmer of hope in her coming back to the land of the living are
those kids. When she finds out the motive of her mentor, of course she
will be alot humanized by then and as Bani/Durga she will know what to
do with him.

Agree, completley😃

Originally posted by: kubare

Agree, completley😃

Very well said Bavie...👏👏👏...the fact that both the destroyer and destroyed are eventually going to lose is what makes this game the worst...

Rivs

Originally posted by: rivya

Very well said Bavie...👏👏👏...the fact
that both the destroyer and destroyed are eventually going to lose is what
makes this game the worst...

Rivs

Well said-Rivs
Thats why in war there are no victors
the human cost is too much in the end...and Bani/Durga's path is a great
tragic path with juxtaposed emotions filled with hatred/anger but also
with deep love(kids) and love will bring her back to the human side but
the price paid will have been too much....It is a loosing game but then
what choice did she have --she already had lost everything...

Same here Bav..

I think only the kids will prove to be a hindrance in her path of revenge - I hope JW does not turn a loser and use the kids against her in some manner!

Originally posted by: rivya

Very well said Bavie...👏👏👏...the fact that both the destroyer and destroyed are eventually going to lose is what makes this game the worst...

Rivs

As it is said that in a war, there is no victor on any side, except for victory for one side.

So in this battle, no one will win, neither Bani nor Jai.
It however remains to be seen as to whether AD wins, cos logically Bani has to know about the manipulations that went on behind her back, and that she had been nothing but a pawn in his hands.

Yes the kids are the only hope now.

Originally posted by: ronitfan

Same here Bav..

I think only the kids will prove to be a hindrance in her path of revenge - I hope JW does not turn a loser and use the kids against her in some manner!

I dont think JW will use the kids against Bani now.

And if he comes to know of her intentions, he will willingly allow himself be beheaded, its a complex play of emotions for him.

My 2 cents.