Originally posted by: arshisfan
You know I have no problem if Neil tries to pacify Avni, even if she gives him some tough time due to her hurt and expectations but for her growth and for their relationship she needs to introspect, it's not like I don't feel Avni deserves to be treated like a princess, actually this girl deserves to be happy, as I always say undiluted happiness with no cloud, she deserves to be pampered and she deserves to heal and to forget or at least be over her past scars.
So my point here is not what Avni deserves, and yes she deserves an explanation and an apology from Neil for what he did, she can be angry at him for not telling her, but I want her to understand the contribution of her impulsiveness and past record in breaking "practical" promises in Neil's decision! And most importantly her contribution in getting herself trapped! I mean u hold a gun and u point it at someone while u don't even have permission to carry a weapon and then when something goes wrong u wonder why!!! Ok Mishti was the most important person for her then and she wanted to save her, but how is pointing a gun at a person carrying the child and who is near a cliff and threatnening to jump off it if u don't stay away, can help in getting that person calm down, as far as I know when someone threatens to do something that fatal and when uperse a child is involved, you should put the gun down, and not start a countdown!! in these situations u don't take such risks! you try to calm the person in front of u, so if something happened then even without Vidyut's intervention, Avni would be still responsible in part for it!
What I want to say is that if you don't get to learn something from your experiences then they are of no use because you might make the same mistakes once again if you don't understand where u went wrong. She went wrong not when she left evidence behind her but when she put herself in that situation at first place due to impulsiveness as despite the situation being difficult it wasn't a matter of life or death and it's not like Mishti's parents' would have killed her, she could have waited!
Whether we have a past or not, we are answerable and responsible for our actions, our past and pain might at most be used as an emotional argument to make our punishment less or make others understand where we come from but it doesn't absolve us. Sad but true!