Okay Yagya. I have to agree this chapter was deep. Both the sides, that of Arjun and that of Draupadi, had equal fault according to me. Though we can differ.
I agree with Yagya's words. When she asked him,
Why was there never 'we' in that love? Why was it only 'I' in that?it reflects the reality of the human world. As far as I have experienced, love for people mean only receiving they forget that it involves reciprocating it too. This is why many, many relations break easily.
But I have to say, Arjun did love her. Yes, all his love caused to her was pain. But he still loved her. Some strings grow too complex to untie them. Really, it is hard to untie two strings of two hearts who love each other, even if they cause nothing but pain.
It is ture that she received silence when she wanted his voice. It is true that he bound his love in the boundaries of 'dharma' which could not be broken. But at times, some boundaries have to be broken to accept and reciprocate love.
These are my thoughts, and I am not saying I am completely correct, but if this is not true I surely don't know what love is!
Anyways, wonderfully written.
Edited by Angela_Grokes - 10 years ago
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