Originally posted by: LeenaRG
Thank you for this post. It warms my heart to see so many young ones take umbrage to a beloved hero's actions❤️. Not a common occurrence on these forums where many such acts are excused under a wide umbrella of twisted love. Hurrah for womankind 👏
Yes, I so agree, what Shravan did is no less abhorrent than what Aditya did. I won't go into Aditya's wrong doings, enough has been said on the subject. To me he is a mere prop in Shraman's story, soon to fade away.
Since the chosen word for the day is PRETEXT😉 let us remind ourselves that this is the same pretext that Ramnath had used to keep his wife away from their young impressionable son. Character assassination. Ramnath used it as a threat, Shravan used it as a misplaced form of vengeance. Both have used it as a means to an end. Nirmala was weak and became a victim of it, Sumo is stronger and will hopefully not succumb to it.
No, I am not saying that Shravan is like his father. What I am saying is that Shravan is reaping what his father sowed. The sins of his father (proverbially speaking) will continue to haunt the son until he can rise out of the shadow of the father and expunge his system of his deep, poisonous conditioning.
On a side note, Shravan when it comes to Sumo has always been quick to judge, lash out, retaliate and walk away only to regret later, while Suman tends to internalize the pain, puts on a brave front and marches ahead.
Its been a pattern they have followed since childhood. Extreme this time but not different😆😕
As for the Tweet, I eagerly await Saturday. Undoubtedly, as is the habit with cvs, Shravan's vile words will be explained away with the flimsiest of excuses. Shravan will be redeemed, I hope Namik can do the same for himself.