11/5 Dragon Club: R.I.P. Mr. Door! - Page 59

Originally posted by: angake

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Originally posted by: Samanalyse

I just watched the segment properly and I find it really interesting that Aarti is worried about whether Ansh has eaten because usually you have to run behind him to make him eat. But at Manju's house, we saw Ansh eating on his own, and being totally cooperative with Manju. I know this might not be the ideal time to find fault with Aarti, but this kind of goes to show that Ansh acts the way he does around her, giving her the chase and being a toophan, because he seems to sense that she needs it. He is indeed a very intuitive little boy and he clearly has a protective streak for his mother. Maybe after his papa saves him, if not Aarti, he will have a new trust and respect for his papa that is not just infatuation, but a real love.

Originally posted by: Samanalyse

I just watched the segment properly and I find it really interesting that Aarti is worried about whether Ansh has eaten because usually you have to run behind him to make him eat. But at Manju's house, we saw Ansh eating on his own, and being totally cooperative with Manju. I know this might not be the ideal time to find fault with Aarti, but this kind of goes to show that Ansh acts the way he does around her, giving her the chase and being a toophan, because he seems to sense that she needs it. He is indeed a very intuitive little boy and he clearly has a protective streak for his mother. Maybe after his papa saves him, if not Aarti, he will have a new trust and respect for his papa that is not just infatuation, but a real love.

Originally posted by: Samanalyse

@Geets, Indu and Sonika: Ok I understand what you are saying but I find it interesting that you all accept this fact with resignation, while Aarti worries about it. And it is not just in this context either (in which case it would be totally non-relevant) but in one of the first episodes, Aarti makes puris for Ansh late at night, when he claims to be hungry and instead of eating them he gives her the chase. Shobha offers to feed him but Aarti refuses to let her. I think Aarti enjoys the fact that Ansh is so difficult with her. I think she allows him to take up as much of her time as possible. In fact it is ironic, but she is doing the same thing as Gayatri, in the sense defining herself as the mother of her son and nothing else. Anyway, this went off on a weird tangent but it was a line in the segment that really caught my attention!