Exactly. And generate the light toh chhodo, he goes out of his way to dim the light....and still he expects Imlie to give him all the regard in the world.....lol what a spoilt brat you are, Babusahib.
And good point....as usual he got busy in his own confusions and forgot that poor Imlie also hasn't eaten since morning since she's running around for her study notes.....the collateral damage of his inability to understand or manage his emotions keeps adding up....and Imlie is always the one at the receiving end. So yeah, he has a LOT more to make up for than just asking her to marry someone elseđ.
He needs to at the least shut up with the "illegal" crap if nothing else...if it's illegal to you, toh theek hai na, tumse kaun puchh raha hai? Did she ask you to make it legal? Tum itna kyun uchhal rahe ho? đ.....and agar illegal hai toh stop declaring it to be some "absolute truth" in public every other dayđ¤đ.....can't have it both ways. At the very least, she should ask him to pick a stance on the shaadi and stick to itđ.
Imlie is being too nice to her BS.First of all,itâs not illegal because you go every day and tell someone or other that she is your wife.As I pointed out before,the scene after the exam he could have said anything from she is my friend or she works at my house to my family member but no the answer was woh meri patni hai!The villagers werenât there,who was he trying to fool?
No matter how much he apologize,Imlie should ask him to pick a stance and stick with it.But I suppose what they are trying to show is a character who have subconsciously accepted her as his wife but he is unable to accept it consciously as he is not able to fully face repercussions of his actions.But that does not mean he can be a pendulum and go back forth.