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Nah I'm not saying that she only behaved bad because of the circumstances or because she had the reason to, and nobody can really say they became 'evil' because of what happened to them, I think... That's more an excuse to me (though to think again I can't really judge because who knows what severe bad happenings can do to a man...).

So I'm not saying or implying that Ayesha is justified for her evilness. Nobody is justified for any evilness.

I'm basically saying that old Ayesha and current Ayesha are simply not the same. I really don't think it was the latent badness in her that finally got out when the bad things happened to her (because how much worse could it be for her, when she had nothing she could truly count on to since she was a child? Yet still she grew up as a decent human being who really cared so much for her mother and friends). I genuinely had no other explanation besides the fact that Creative truly didn't do a good job with maintaining her characterization.

Edited to add: Oh so the point of the discussion is that since Milind and old Ayesha were not thaaat different, theoretically speaking without the whole revenge oath happening, they would have been an okay spouse if she decided to stop running away from him😆.

Magno, even if one would accept that their characters were not very different (which I still have reservations about), the fact that their temperaments were the same would actually work against them than for them. Both are equally head strong and arrogant. To top it, as BC mentioned one is old fashioned and the other is more liberated. Their union will be fairly bumpy because of this and they would end up quarreling every single day. It is not for nothing they say opposites attract.

Originally posted by: shabzc1

vasu, lets hope its soon...i cant take this krap any longer😡

Me too shabz!!!!!!!!!😡😡😡I can't ttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt😭

Originally posted by: optimist

Magno, even if one would accept that their characters were not very different (which I still have reservations about), the fact that their temperaments were the same would actually work against them than for them. Both are equally head strong and arrogant. To top it, as BC mentioned one is old fashioned and the other is more liberated. Their union will be fairly bumpy because of this and they would end up quarreling every single day. It is not for nothing they say opposites attract.

Yes with the same temperament they will surely have troubles, but it's easier than being similar in temperament only yet poles apart in character, right... Besides in real life, couples and spouses with similar temperament are just as many as those with opposite, more adjustable temperament, I think. Love with smooth the differences, hehehe. But this is just past and 'what if' talk... No matter what I say about the old Ayesha, realistically speaking she is a character gone wrong and since the Creative shouldn't be mentioned in character 'examination', you're right, the correct way is to think that there's something wrong in her even before indeed (I wish I could think so, really. But I can't keep Creative out on Ayesha's case. Sometime do see the old Ayesha when you can... She had this mature feel and her thoughts were just and kind. Anyway I can no longer do full characterization review on anyone actually, thanks to Creative messed up pattern. Not that I will stop doing it). At the end of the day it is Michi who were and are meant to be with each other, and that's what's important (to me), yay.

Agreed that people with same temperament do end up together. But their love neds to be that much stronger to make up for the problems arising out of their temperaments. Here I dont find Ayesha's love very strong considering she threw it away for the more important agenda of revenge. If it had not been this problem, it could have been some other problem tomorrow. And as BC pointed out she always wanted to dominate in their relationship. Now that was fine as long as he was still pursuing her. Men generally are more willing to give in inorder to get their girl. Once he got her, I dont think Milsi would have let her dominate him. She would not be happy if she does not have the upper hand. So again the relationship would be in trouble. I dont see any future for their relationship as it was then and as it is now.

In fact Neesha had a lot of potential. Here was a couple opposite in temperament and atleast not much different in character till they went about massacring WWW and making Neev an indecisive character. Both came from disfunctional families. Both lost out their first loves. Both crave for attention. Both are relatively smart compared to the rest. They could have been each other's succour. Their interactions though initially would have had a lot of sparks, could then have settled into reasonable stability. Mmm.....Mmmm... no use pondering on what might have been.

Originally posted by: Magno

Well I think that's simply because Prachi was/is a princess and acted and dresses perfectly, elegantly, gently and so very femininely. He simple had/has no issues because he agrees with how she carries herself (his problem was that he thought it was an act and inside she was not like that for having affairs with Neev), that is different from the case with Ayesha because he somewhat expected her to behave 'better'. Ayesha and Prachi were different in their behaviors and I just think Milind has always shown the tendency that if it's up to him, he would prefer women to behave like Prachi. Some group of feminists would probably grit their teeth with Milind's preference considering this matter. I however prefer to think it's just that Prachi and Milind are meant to be, Milind found his perfect, dream woman in Prachi and the same goes for Prachi (whether they realized it before or not).

I agree whole heartedly Magno he loves Prachi moreso her attitude and beautiful soul. She complies willingly while Ayesha defied everything he wanted or said. Prachi is an epitome of love and does not once think about herself before trying to appease the other person, and with Milind it was a totally different story altogether. She did everything he thought of even before he said it aloud, Ayesha is a nut case I agree with BC she considers him property rather a thing to be owned and posessed not loved.