Its too late....

You cannot feed poison for 15 years to a human and expect the milk of kindness sloshing on the insides. What you sow is what you reap...and it's bitter harvest time for Dilsher. The crop of hatred, the harvest of dynamite is all ready!! After all Daddy Dearest worked years to sow these seeds, taunting and reminding at every turn, bitter and embittering at every instance, and today sonny boy fills his coffers with the same lava.

Originally posted by: prettypri

Very well put!

Dilsher cannot undo his own wrongdoing so soon...it will take a lot from paro to do make Rudra into the man he would have been if his father hadn't changed him!

Originally posted by: eveline

You cannot feed poison for 15 years to a human and expect the milk of kindness sloshing on the insides. What you sow is what you reap...and it's bitter harvest time for Dilsher. The crop of hatred, the harvest of dynamite is all ready!! After all Daddy Dearest worked years to sow these seeds, taunting and reminding at every turn, bitter and embittering at every instance, and today sonny boy fills his coffers with the same lava.

Lately Dilsher might have realized his mistake, and might have wanted to rectify the same, but what is done cannot be undone. The teachings of 15 years cannot be erased in a mere wishful thinking of 15 days. As a father he might dream of a happy future for his son, but the unhappy past he wrote for him, sealed his fate. He knew what he had done, but hearing it from his son's mouth, destroyed him. Dilsher couldn't control his bitterness for years, raising his son on a staple diet of burnt food and cindered love. No surprises, when all the son spouts is ashes.

If it wasn't punishment enough to see his son grow up into a barren soul, to hear that he was responsible ...no father deserves such retribution! And about the son, the least said the better cause no amount of words can ever do justice to his anguish and agony. The angry confusion of a child when a parent tries to wipe the slate clean and start afresh, to conveniently forget the painful past, to just pretend that nothing happened, to just shrug off the responsibility of destroying a young life, of making him the hollow shadow of the child he was. It's not that easy, it's not child's play. If only memories and scars fade that easy, if only wounds heal that soon...if only fates could be rewritten. I remember making a post called old sins cast long shadows, and today yesterday's shadows engulfed tomorrows hopes.

Life grants second chances to a mere and rare few, the rest have to bear the consequences of their actions relentlessly. Will fates spare Dilsher and Rudra in the form of Paro, or will she be destroyed too? Only time will tell if it's too late...or not?

Originally posted by: eveline

Strange are the ways of fate, the mistake was committed by Dilsher, but Paro will have to work hard to rectify it, while Rudra constantly bears the brunt.

Originally posted by: prettypri

But Dilsher is getting punished and bearing the consequences every time he sees the empty shell he has made Rudra into and it's worse because Rudra explicitly tells him he is responsible and he knows that's true as well!

Now that he is realising his folly he can make life better for Paro...after all if as a father he could influence his child negatively he should use that influence positively now however difficult the task may be!