So, currently, the Thakurs are dying to have a grandchild, Krishna's child. They think that Pratigya cannot bear them a grandchild, so they are eager to get Krishna married and have a child at home soon. They are teaching Krishna that having your own child trumps all, a person should have their own child in order to be a complete person.
My question is, if they are unwilling to see Krishna married to an infertile woman (Prats)... what happens once they know the truth? Will they expect Pratigya to stay married to their son, who can't provide her with a child? I hope you guys get the question.
In other words: Thakurs expect that Pratigya and Saxenas should empathize with Krishna's loss and let him remarry for a child. What if Prof Saxena said, that I want a grandchild from Pratigya, and since she can't have one with your son, I want to get her married to someone else. Will the Thakurs be so understanding then?
Please understand that this is a hypothetical question. The above situation may never take place. I'd just like to discuss whether a woman will be scorned when she wants out of her marriage if she can't have a child?