Yes, after having some time away from epi 24 (cuz no way in heck am I rewatching that episode on my nightly treadmill session), I’m coming to terms with the fact that we need an “effective” way to bring Meerab closer to her husband. And, ugh, unfortunately they have chosen this way, but maybe it was the only effective way given the way they had set the characters up from the beginning. (Also, maybe it won’t be as bad as we think…like others have said, Murtasim always comes through in the end. )
Meerab really is a lost soul right now. She is just “reactioning” her way through the days and is basically going through the motions. In this reactionary state, I guess they need to really give her a big reaction causing event to get at least one firm feeling out of her: love. Remember that love is not just love, it’s often also a sense of belonging. (Right now her feelings are all over the place, and understandably so, given all the mistrust and loss she’s experienced.) And maybe seeing Murtasim with Haya, in that suggestive position, amidst the more private gao environment, really is what it takes to get her to react and confess her feelings. To herself first, and then to to Murtasim. I mean, think about it. The way they have written the story, even him almost dying for her didn’t have that effect on her. LOL….it will take Haya the snake to do it.
And also from one standpoint, maybe it had to be this way, again because of how they initially set this all up. Meerab, from the get go, has been giving Haya LOTS of hope herself. She herself has been telling Haya that she and Murtasim will be separated, she will be happy and thank Haya if she separates them, and that Haya should be ready. From that type of a setup, then Haya is just doing what Meerab is letting her do. It always bugged me when Meerab used to say stuff like that to Haya, and I guess NOW she will be forced to reckon with this by taking a firm stand. And that will require her to come to terms with her own feelings.
Meerab will have to begin her recovery in life by regaining some stable, durable feeling as a start. In this case, it will be love for her husband. Love = belonging, an anchor in her life. Law will come, I’m pretty certain about it. But it’s also unrealistic to think that someone so suddenly and emotionally messed up is thinking about career right this minute. Once she regains some stability in her life, she will be more able to get back to her old self and her old dreams. Murtasim, I feel, will ultimately do anything for her.
Just some thoughts. (Sorry for some reason my iPad is causing some weird spacing issues.)
Originally posted by: FireSafireFiree
. Now you say that it makes sense. Otherwise meerab would never accept her love! Especially knowing she is filled with ego and very argumentative!! This was needed but.
but
couldn’t they show haya going to village another way!!! Lol that was silly
Edited by WanderingWonder - 2 years ago