I am new to this forum...I started watching JA couple of months back but never commented on this forum. But this topic compels me to comment.
I do not think Jodha's behaviour is attitude or ego. Nor do I agree that women are always supposed to love and forgive. These are impossiblr and unrealistic standards for anyone be it male or female. Jodha' character has been brought in question again. And nothing matters more to a woman of honour like Jodha, than character. Obviously she will feel hurt.
She is feeling for her husband and remembering him though he questioned her character and banished her.
They are just not being much expressive...Jodha of her hurt and her expectations, Jalal of his guilt and regret. Jodha is more reluctant in expressing her emotions.
Sometimes it takes time to forgive a person. I find it rather a positive message how the wife is letting husband know, making it clear once and for all how such accusations hurt her and how she will not be able to tolerate them. I feel Jodha is trying to cope with this hurt and side by side also letting her husband feel to what extent she is hurt.
Jodha is just human. And I love it how she is not made a devi despite the qualities she possesses.
Jodha is devoted to Jalal but does not want to get hurt again. Sometimes resentment/anger are just a way to shelter one's vulnerability...
Jodha is perhaps trying to show that only saying sorry will not help. She wants Jalal to repose basic faith in her.
I feel Jalal should not have taken it as some nakhra. I hope this precap is just his way of pretending to go away and not bother...so that Jodha finally speaks...comes after him...
I feel experience with Jodha will make him little more intuitive and understanding.
Jodha too would learn to be more communicative and expressive...and not always remain guarded with her husband.
These episodes are romantic and offer food for thought in their own way.
I think Jalal's relationships with other queens have been shallow or incomplete in some way or the other. It will be relationship with Jodha that will make him realise what it means to be life partners. I am hoping Jodha will be perfect partner for Jalal, more than just a queen who sleeps, eats, goes for boat rides with her king. These incidents will hopefully make them more mature and their relationship will be so solid that no instigating from anyone will be able to spoil it.