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inlieu

@inlieu

Stunner

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Posted: 7 years ago

#41

@luckysnow, despite all the wonderful achievements of Alexander The Great, he's also still associated with the two stereotypical tags of mama's boy and joru ka ghulam? 😆

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luckySnow

@luckySnow

Dazzler

Posted: 7 years ago

#42

Read these few pages

And see how he was weak before her

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luckySnow

@luckySnow

Dazzler

Posted: 7 years ago

#43

This one
My fiery fiery Roxana

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sashashyam

@sashashyam

Sparkler

+ 3

Posted: 7 years ago

#44

Yes, she did. She opened her eyes a little wider, and heer lips parted slightly. I took that to mean shock and awe.😉

I didn't mean that she would be afraid of Alexander. I meant that she would be frightened of Alexander's molten fury since it is targeted at Porus.

Alexander recognising or not recognising the new or old necklace is a non-starter. Of course he would recognize it, seeing that it would have been his gift.

Shyamala Aunty

Originally posted by: inlieu
Ha ha ha! You mean, Sony Roxanne actually managed a new facial expression, showing fear? 😉

Does Sony Roxanne look like the kind of person who would live in fear of her husband, though? I would be curious to know if the real one did.

Sony Roxanne had better not end up like Barsine (who is always frightened of Alexander) and recoil at the thought of being near him out of fear this time instead of malice. I can't bear to watch such absurdity. Maybe Alexander treating Barsine well will open her eyes up. At least after that strategy table scene she will understand the true meaning of playing with fire. 😡 Alexander has been indulging her for far too long and now that she sees what this Zeus ka beta is really made of, I hope it brings her haughtiness down a notch.

Yes, many men can't tell the difference, but Alexander? Hmm... not so sure - he seems to notice everything, especially where Roxanne is concerned. At least he can tell the difference between a necklace made of pearls vs one made of bones. 😆 The latter is probably more apt for Sony Roxanne as she does not value his efforts. Kata hua sar nahin to kati hui ungliyaan hi sahi.

As for picking a point, I don't know if she has the inclination to chase after jewelry. Her post-marriage life has been pretty hectic so far.

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sashashyam

@sashashyam

Sparkler

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Posted: 7 years ago

#45

This is just a play, not an accredited historical source.

That is not to say that it could not be true, at least to some extent.

No wonder someone from among his generals poisoned him with white hellebore, a slow acting poison that is till now the best choice when it comes to a credible explanation for the sudden death of Alexander.

Shyamala Aunty

Originally posted by: luckySnow
Read these few pages
And see how he was weak before her

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luckySnow

@luckySnow

Dazzler

Posted: 7 years ago

#46

Originally posted by: sashashyam
This is just a play, not an accredited historical source.

That is not to say that it could not be true, at least to some extent.

No wonder someone from among his generals poisoned him with white hellebore, a slow acting poison that is till now the best choice when it comes to a credible explanation for the sudden death of Alexander.

Shyamala Aunty

This play is inspired from arrian records most popular Alexander source 😳 Alexander was in total dielema ...he couldn't leave his wife nor he could kill his men..then he executed them in open

Edited by luckySnow - 7 years ago

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luckySnow

@luckySnow

Dazzler

Posted: 7 years ago

#47

Originally posted by: inlieu
@luckysnow, despite all the wonderful achievements of Alexander The Great, he's also still associated with the two stereotypical tags of mama's boy and joru ka ghulam? 😆

Yes...for Roxana he was ready to chase even monkeys😆

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Vaishnavi

@Vaishnavi_

Voyager

Posted: 7 years ago

#48

Hello Aunty

I am glad you liked my name.😃

I have joined this forum only to mark my snap at my snug cocoon 😆.I would love to review your wonderful posts as I am a huge fan of your writing style.. though I need to frequently google the heavy words and phrases you include! 😕

Well, there can't be a better way to improve my vocabulary! 🥱 I will try to revert as soon as possible.

Originally posted by: sashashyam
My dear Vaishnavi,

First things first. What a beautiful name! I love it.

Next, I hope you will emerge definitively from your snug cocoon of being a silent reader, and start posting/ commenting regularly.

OK. Your assignment for the day is to go to my latest episode analysis, Acharya devo na bhava?, read it and add your comments. I am not pulling your leg. I would really like that. This forum is tiny, and I long for the old days in a really large forum and a proportionately large, energetic, involved readership.

You can then read the one before that, the three parter about mind games and the end game. By the time you arrive, huffing and puffing, at the end of that one, you will rue the impulse that made you say that you love my analyses!!😉😉

But if you made it to the end of both in good shape, and liked them, don't forget to press the Like button. Remember, no cheating by skipping straight to the end and pressing it!😆

Shyamala Aunty