love is ..roving spirits! - Page 2

Originally posted by: chocobrownies

Wonderful analysis as ever Hammie..!👍🏼
hi choco great to see you
I liked yesterday's episode for many reason..For execution and loved the interaction b/w TT and VT...I can't tolerate beast killing SUV..I loved Viplav's every moment were he looks so losted in searching for a solution..!😊
yes apart from the gruesome scene in the beginning the rest of the episode was interesting to watch.. havent seen todays episode yet.. hoping it'll be worthwhile... will catch you post laters .. thanks choco and much love hammie

Originally posted by: samanthana

Wonderful take with Correct Sub tagline : Love is Roving Spirits

Originally posted by: aimf

Hammie
come here you.. high five! missed you .. roving about ...😆
Awesome take on the Saturday episode. you mean thursday??😛 You should be a sleuth or a crime writer!!👏👏👏
I appreciated your nuances that you brought out --the little details and hypothesis, such as Sue's earring.
look wait till you check friday's
For me the interesting thing was the precap --Sue is not dead! Thank God. This means that I can continue to watch the episodes.
yes..and I remember what you said... hummm she liveth..
Sue's being accosted by a wayward drunk and mistaken for a prostitute is a prophetic scene. The drunk can be pardoned because he is intoxicated, but what about Trip, who also sees Sue in the same way? There is no pardon for Tripurari, but in a way, he is drunk too, drunk with the hubris of his own power and the feeling of elation that comes with a feeling that one is above the law.
welll put.. absolutely.. his end can be heard...
Sue's hurriedly-donned bridal attire becomes her coffin --the red sari representing fertility, abundance, love, and trust is stained with her blood and that of her unborn offspring --a mute witness to the murder attempt. Red on red, the horrifying colour of life force leaving the body in the form of the blood is a symbol of the hidden crime, where the blood is difficult to discern. It is indeed ironic that when questioned about the blood staining his clothes, Trip dismisses the blood as belonging to a goat led for slaughter. Sue is the goat, unintelligent sheep, who just has flock mentality. Like every young girl, Sue dreamed of a secure future --only for her trust to be betrayed badly. Sue is the trusting scapegoat of Trip's wily ways. Stopped in her tracks by the macabre stabbing, she clings to the temple bells --they provide her with voice. When Sue is unable to speak, unable to utter a single word, the bells peal the message of alarm. Is anyone there? Rather is anyone with a conscience there?? The silent earring, gleaming, clings to Trip with the same trust shown moments earlier by its owner. Lend me a ear, it appears to say. Or at least tell me what happened? It is interesting that you think Trip will use it to plant the evidence on Vip, but I have a feeling that the earring will do him in eventually. At least it is my wishful thinking.
such a well wriiten paragraph got my kick after reading such well put text.. will crash peacefully
I have not watched yesterday's episode, and will get back to you when I do. Have a good day.
you certainly ended my day with a smile as for sat.. its chucking it down by bucketfuls here.. its mild but dank and damp.. you have a super saturday aimf.. much love hammie..