Originally posted by: dee150
Exactly Vasu, and then they go round interfering in people's lives like it's their right. Who the heck makes them the moral authority in the world?
The thing which really really pisses me off though is when you have those self sacrificing, suffer in silence types, and the ones who insist on not telling people things (at the moment I'm not too happy with Paro). No one asks them to do that, if they have problems tell people don't just go "well their feeling will be hurt", people aren't that mean (unless they're evil, well dressed villainesses), they don't intentionally act out to hurt others (once again unless they're evil/insane etc).
Hee! I'm not sure where all that came from 😕
Yeah Vasu if you could PM me an ep list, I'll work my way through it.
I'm not too happy with Paro either, these days Who made her the judge of all that's good and fair? What right did she have to snap at Shruti & Chaya today? I happen to agree with them - Om is still their father/brother/son, no matter whether or not he has a new name. That's just ridiculous. And Paro knows his memory is coming back, so why not support that instead of repressing it? Come to think of it, why should she do ANYTHING? Fine, if she doesn't want to hurt Rish, I get it - stay away from Om and move on with your life (but she can't manage to do that either). But what's the need to be an active agent in all this? Why chase after Rish/Om and make sure that they avoid finding out the truth? If destiny wants Om to come to them, it will happen no matter what she does, and if it doesn't, then he won't, even if she stands still. As a big believer in destiny, Paro should stop trying to control it.
But even still, Paro is the one leading lady who is least likely to annoy me with her moral superiority (though often she does annoy me). At least, more often than not, she recognises her mistakes and tries to rectify them. But there are others that just don't seem to realise that they DO make mistakes, and that, because they are the "moral centres" of the stories they inhabit, their mistakes are monumental, and change the whole course of events.
Lol, I've just been working on an essay for Roman tragedy plays, and am doing a dissertation on Iago (Othello)😆 That's probably where all this stuff is coming from😆
Okay - I missed a few weeks of DMG myself, but will see if I can get you some good dates to start off with.