Arshi FF : Sea Mist Thread #2 Epilogue pg 106 - Page 11

Originally posted by: Newfan2016

Surprise indeed! A treat before the long weekend in this part of the world.

The making of the storm, after the thunderstorm.

On one hand, Khushi talks about having a conversation with Arnav. On the other hand, she is ready to take the first (KSRTC) bus out of Udupi. Glad she took the bus, had it been the train, she couldn't have possibly gotten down after receiving Mr Hegde's call. [On a totally different note, I took the KSRTC over-nighter out of Udupi once. I was left a heap of bones by the time I reached Bengaluru.]

In the deep recesses of her heart she knew that Arnav was innocent. But she needed Mr. Hegde's testimonial to clear him off of our "doubts" book. It almost feels like Arnav is giving Agni-pariksha... one after the other. I must admit though, that Mr. Hegde's version pieced many things together today. And brought in more clarity of what happened with Payal.

Kavi, you unleashed raw passion very beautifully today. This happened at the beach house. Is it a premonition of things to come, the morning after?

With every thing that Khushi has knowingly or unknowingly subjected Arnav to....

With Arnav still not having recognizing Khushi from all those years ago...despite the flashes of the past...

The emotional betrayal that will ensue may really not be taken so well.

The Arabian Nights escapade from Desert Rose flashed in front of my eyes. Can we avoid it???

As Arnav gathered her in his arms, Khushi slept, feeling blissfully protected, even as thunder and lightning played havoc on the angry seas.

--> Powerful lines these. Metaphoric.👏

Kavi - thank you for this update. Khushi is peacefully sleeping away, but I am sure the juncture at which you left us today, would render many of us sleepless -- I mean, with concern for Khushi 😉 😳🤣

For some reason, I was reminded of this song today "Take on me"

We're talking away

I don't know what

I'm to say I'll say it anyway

Today's another day to find you

Shying away

I'll be coming for your love, okay?

Take on me

Take me on (take on me)

I'll be gone

In a day or two...

[Apparently newbies are not allowed to post hyperlinks, can't post the YT link, sorry!]

P -- what do you think about this one? Been so long since we discussed songs :D

Listening to this after a long time! They were "The Boy band" back in the day. My favorite A-ha song is the bond theme that they sang, the living daylight😆

Why do you all think that Khushi has put Arnav through a lot? She's not really investigating him is it? She's trying to find out about her sister's death, in which some folk, namely her so called friends have implicated him. And I'm thinking would it be easy to ask someone, hey my sister's friends said that you were investigated about her death, they think you had something to do with it. Even if he told her that he had nothing to do with it, a doubt would always remain. Here she's trying to find out the truth from credible sources, like the journalist and the policeman. Now she knows without a doubt, what she had always known in her heart for sure, that he was falsely implicated by Payal's so called friends. And that's why the relief, knowing that she doesn't have to hold back any more. I agree about her running away from Udipi without telling him, that was not right and she really needs to tell him who she is. But I feel if she tells him that she had wanted to know about her sister's life in Udipi and later death, he would understand. Yes, for sure he would feel she should've told him earlier but knowing her family background and I feel he probably knew it from Payal too, he would understand why she went about it the way she did.

Thank you so much for the early surprise!! Fabulous update! 💕

Thank God that Arnav has nothing to do with Payal's case. Khushi is so relaxed. Loved their love! ❤️

Originally posted by: cheers2all

Arnav in blue is my favorite too ❤️😳

Hot 😍🥰

Arnav has been cleared beyond any doubt. Wow the end was very hot and romantic. I am scared of the Strom that is going to come when Khushi reveals the truth.

Originally posted by: kizh72

Listening to this after a long time! They were "The Boy band" back in the day. My favorite A-ha song is the bond theme that they sang, the living daylight😆

Why do you all think that Khushi has put Arnav through a lot? She's not really investigating him is it? She's trying to find out about her sister's death, in which some folk, namely her so called friends have implicated him. And I'm thinking would it be easy to ask someone, hey my sister's friends said that you were investigated about her death, they think you had something to do with it. Even if he told her that he had nothing to do with it, a doubt would always remain. Here she's trying to find out the truth from credible sources, like the journalist and the policeman. Now she knows without a doubt, what she had always known in her heart for sure, that he was falsely implicated by Payal's so called friends. And that's why the relief, knowing that she doesn't have to hold back any more. I agree about her running away from Udipi without telling him, that was not right and she really needs to tell him who she is. But I feel if she tells him that she had wanted to know about her sister's life in Udipi and later death, he would understand. Yes, for sure he would feel she should've told him earlier but knowing her family background and I feel he probably knew it from Payal too, he would understand why she went about it the way she did.

P - I know some of us have been harsh on Khushi. May be because we can't fully empathize with her and her actions. Agreed -- She has had a fair share of trauma in her life. She stands in conflict. And she realizes she loves Arnav. I think the last part is where I needed to see her pull herself together for a talk.

Even if she had not shared the intimate moments with Arnav, I would have still egged her to go speak with him. What happened at the beach was a moment of raw passion. I don't hold anything against Khushi for letting that happen before the conversation. What transpired might also have been Khushi's way of accepting Arnav fully. But then, I think about what would have happened if Mr. Hegde had not made that call. She was literally 'faraar' from the scene. Would she have waited for Arnav to come tracking her down in Chennai? In all fairness, Arnav did need to know her identify as Payal's sister. He deserved/deserves to know it. She couldn't have just walked in and walked out of his life.

At this point, I am not making any sense, P. 😛

Galaa kharaab hai. Some nasha, some brandy is needed here. The galaa and the fog in my head will both clear up then. 😃😆

Originally posted by: kizh72

Why do you all think that Khushi has put Arnav through a lot? She's not really investigating him is it? She's trying to find out about her sister's death, in which some folk, namely her so called friends have implicated him. And I'm thinking would it be easy to ask someone, hey my sister's friends said that you were investigated about her death, they think you had something to do with it. Even if he told her that he had nothing to do with it, a doubt would always remain. Here she's trying to find out the truth from credible sources, like the journalist and the policeman. Now she knows without a doubt, what she had always known in her heart for sure, that he was falsely implicated by Payal's so called friends. And that's why the relief, knowing that she doesn't have to hold back any more. I agree about her running away from Udipi without telling him, that was not right and she really needs to tell him who she is. But I feel if she tells him that she had wanted to know about her sister's life in Udipi and later death, he would understand. Yes, for sure he would feel she should've told him earlier but knowing her family background and I feel he probably knew it from Payal too, he would understand why she went about it the way she did.

P - I know some of us have been harsh on Khushi. May be because we can't fully empathize with her and her actions. Agreed -- She has had a fair share of trauma in her life. She stands in conflict. And she realizes she loves Arnav. I think the last part is where I needed to see her pull herself together for a talk.

Even if she had not shared the intimate moments with Arnav, I would have still egged her to go speak with him. What happened at the beach was a moment of raw passion. I don't hold anything against Khushi for letting that happen before the conversation. What transpired might also have been Khushi's way of accepting Arnav fully. But then, I think about what would have happened if Mr. Hegde had not made that call. She was literally 'faraar' from the scene. Would she have waited for Arnav to come tracking her down in Chennai? In all fairness, Arnav did need to know her identify as Payal's sister. He deserved/deserves to know it. She couldn't have just walked in and walked out of his life.

At this point, I am not making any sense, P.

Galaa kharaab hai. Some nasha, some brandy is needed here. The galaa and the fog in my head will both clear up then. :) :D

IF is acting strange! Double posting, so removing one

Originally posted by: Newfan2016

P - I know some of us have been harsh on Khushi. May be because we can't fully empathize with her and her actions. Agreed -- She has had a fair share of trauma in her life. She stands in conflict. And she realizes she loves Arnav. I think the last part is where I needed to see her pull herself together for a talk.

Even if she had not shared the intimate moments with Arnav, I would have still egged her to go speak with him. What happened at the beach was a moment of raw passion. I don't hold anything against Khushi for letting that happen before the conversation. What transpired might also have been Khushi's way of accepting Arnav fully. But then, I think about what would have happened if Mr. Hegde had not made that call. She was literally 'faraar' from the scene. Would she have waited for Arnav to come tracking her down in Chennai? In all fairness, Arnav did need to know her identify as Payal's sister. He deserved/deserves to know it. She couldn't have just walked in and walked out of his life.

At this point, I am not making any sense, P.

Galaa kharaab hai. Some nasha, some brandy is needed here. The galaa and the fog in my head will both clear up then. :) :D

I absolutely agree about how wrong she was in doing that vanishing act, that was wrong. There is no two ways about that. And yes she should've told him about who she was much before. But they both haven't really told each other much is it? She came to know a lot about him from Manav, and also from Mrs. Rai. Now you could say that he's a very private person, but we could say the same for her too. I didn't really understand her reasoning about getting away, that does smack of cowardice. But I would still like to give her the benefit of doubt considering it is really not a very easy situation. Ideally she should've talked to him before taking the step forward, but I also see what followed as her relief in finally getting a closure about something that has driven much of her actions for quite a while now, so this was just letting go, to show and act on what she feels for him. I feel the vulnerability that he sees in her eyes, is also from that.

Now will some other villain come and make mischief?

Take care of yourself, yes brandy or cognac should do the trick😆

It's strange that Khushi was thinking of not getting more involved with Arnav after what happened in that small village. Is she the kind of woman who would get intimate with someone and move on easily ??

Arnav has all reasons to be angry. She didn't even tell him about her mother before announcing her decision. So basically her behaviour is confusing. There was no conflict about her leaving the guy she may have fallen for.

If mr.hegde hadn't messaged her she would've left Arnav even without telling him the truth. And now after deciding to tell him. She first waits to get intimate with him. This is so wrong. He needed to decide what to do about the truth before they crossed that step.

Also him having flashback of the memory when he met her, tells me he might remember before she tells him and think that she deliberately played him.

P, Vini - What an interesting conversation. Most of us are judging Khushi harshly, more for her actions than her intentions. Life has thrown a lot at her in the last few days and perhaps she did what she thought was good for everyone involved. Khushi has a tendency to run away from her problems instead of confronting them. So she did what she did best - bolt.

"...because the man would just not say anything in his defense, remaining strangely stoic throughout the investigation – except repeatedly saying that he did not do anything." - This is the kind of person Arnav is. Thinking of everyone else before himself. So when Khushi decided to take off without giving any explanation, I admit, it did make me a little mad.

Arnav ka dil jaldi hi dil tootne waala hain, aur woh bhi bohot jor se 💔. Kind of reminds me of the terrace scene. Till date, I haven't seen that scene. Couldn't see bitwa in so much pain 😔