Sameer's silence - Page 2

Originally posted by: dilse99

I've seen many 17 year old boys act similarly during an emotional moment, actually even boys that are older as well! It's ok that Sameer doesn't have the emotional maturity to deal with all this - he's just a kid after all.

But I think what would have helped the scene is the narration. They need to bring back the narrator asap!! A couple of episodes without her, and you can really see the difference. She always explains the thoughts and actions of the characters so well, it really adds to their performances and helps us understand their actions better.

Originally posted by: Muggle_Diaries

Good Analysis.

Also, Coming from a broken home, feeling unloved by his own mother, he would feel that he is not worthy of any love, any kind of redemption. He will believe what the world thinks of him, that he is a bad person. His own mother does not love him, so there must be something wrong with him. The bet did not help. He cannot see himself as just a kid who did a mistake. He cannot forgive himself. So, what is the point of even trying to talk to Naina after that. After all he is bad, so why try?

He has a difficult journey now to love himself first.

Love

Kshithi