ResUnres:
Dear Shruti,
I should be apologising for the disgustingly delayed unres but then I was not sure if I could give any genuine reason for this😭 So I will pretend that it is fine and simply proceed to the story.
First the song - I did watch the movie,in bits and pieces, so had never caught this song (was it there in the movie?) it was lovely and as you said, so appropriate for SwaSan. esp the lines that Drew sings:
I've been watching but the stars refuse to shine,
I've been searching but I just don't see the signs,
I know that it's out there,
There's gotta be something for my soul somewhere!
These lines give me hope, even though we all know in the end it will be SwaSan, I just hope the journey to that end is quick.
The start was nice, a lovely touch of humour, nothing like that to ease the bitter pill that Kissan would have Swara swallow. And how well he did, seemingly incongruous, so unobtrusively - in a simple conversation he led Swara to realise that maybe what her mind was fixated with - the image of Sanskaar shooting at her, was not the whole truth. That maybe the truth was that he did love her, which is why though she repeatedly hurt him, he would do anything for her comfort and happiness, give up his room, his home and even his family for her.
And then the poignant last lines - these bring home the irony of her belief - if indeed it is true that your entire life flashed before your eyes in a close to death encounter, how is it that the only image her mind registered is that of Sanskaar, whom she now claims to be her murderer? Could it not be that he is actually the whole of her life?
Swara does think on them and maybe that would what she is searching for, her way to the love of her life, her life itself and her soulmate.
A very lovely OS. Here is hoping that they find their way back into love at the earliest.
love,
Nyna
Edited by Nynaeve - 9 years ago