Sorry Paro Baisa, but I Disagree - Page 6

@bold:- word. everything you have written just brings the arguement back, and its a strong one. there have been numerous events which are enough for us to judge or depict how Paro's theories work.

In Tejawat's case, we could cut her a slack atleast but what about Laila and now this ? She conveniently chose to be all goody with Laila even after constant warnings from Rudra, she even blamed him for being confused about his feelings. And now, in case of Mala, she is so dismissive about Rudra's state of mind and position, why does it matter if he needs time ? whats the hurry ? Moreover, it bugs me so much whenever Paro shows pity for Mala being betrayed by Tejawat, i mean Paro really thinks that being in love with Tejawat, and leading a happy life with him without her son can justify Mala only because Mala was unaware of Tejawat's real face ?

Does she even realize that how it kills Rudra when he thinks that his mother is the legal wife of a hardcore traitor whom he loathes and feels disgusted for.? Paro never thought about all these issues, she only thinks that whyatever she thinks is right is right, and she will shove it down Rudra's throat, either by manipulating him or by emotionally blackmailing him, and he is just again a victim of his love for her, no matter how many times he disagrees to listen to her orders but at the end being vulnerable and emotional he listens to her, he listened to her during Tejawat's track, he listened to her even in laila's case until he lost his patience, and I am sure he will listen to her now also. and thus thats what we call suffering, paro can atleast claim about her illusionary support and sacrifices but Rudra lives them, he actually comitts them and poor guy cannot even claim, he is one hopeless case of love i must say.