15/2 Dragon Club:Snake and Ladder :P - Page 24

Originally posted by: jyoti06

Hmm I feel Akash might understand why his mother did so because his mother always taught her never to kill anyone even if its your worst enemy ... but Ishita will b certainly pissed off with Radha for saving Yash's life

Jo

I added the following to the above post as an edit.

Samana-- As always loved your take.

@Samana : grt take 👏👏.. I forgot to mention the loop closure in my take but mentioned it separately just before your post .. it just stuck my mind .. I guess your mind just sent me the signal 😆😆...

About SP , yes now that we know he did cheat on his wife , whatever mayb the circumstances , it does open interesting doors for past present and future .. whether its Paridi's uss raat or Aarti's past Prashant , we will see SP realising it all and will come down from his high horse 😆...

About bua-ishita scene ., I mentioned the same too .,.. 😆

I m expecting lots of fireworks between Akash and Yash now once their identities will b out in open ... we might assume that Akash is gonna celebrate if he comes to know he is the legitimate son but I feel he might not because I hv noticed Akash is too attached to his Radha maa and so it will b difficult for him as well to accept the truth as must as it will b for Yash 🤔... Only person who might celebrate here will b Ishita 😆 because nothing better than finding out her biggest enemy Yash is the illegitimate child of the family

Originally posted by: anonee

Samana-- As always loved your take.

Re: Today she was saying Yash was so lucky not to have married Ishita, not realising that if he had, Ishita would have been an entirely different person.

If Ishita were to have married Yash - she would continue to carry those personality traits that she has nursed so far including a vengeful spirit. She would goad Yash and his kids to doing inharmonious deeds. It would be a clash of personalities and finally her evilness will be out again demanding blood!

@Jyo: AH! I loved all your questions and the anxious buzzing of thoughts it has created in my head! But I disagree on Aarti today; I think she was doing the right thing from her perspective by keeping Radha away. The thing is, according to the snake-planter's plan, Aarti was not supposed to be there and nobody was supposed to find Yash after he had been bitten. Imagine if Radha had planted the snake, she might have gotten annoyed that Aarti found Yash and called the ambulance, creating a chance for him to survive, so she could have brought poison to finish him off immediately before the ambulance got there. From Aarti's perspective I feel like her reaction was valid, given that she is the one who saw Radha both in relation to the chipkali incident and the knife incident... we as viewers, on the other hand, may have gotten a tad impatient here because we knew Radha was there to help Yash.

I am intrigued by this comparison to Karna and Arjuna though because it fits to an extent, but also doesn't. The thing with Karna and Arjuna was that both were biological sons of Kunti by gods, Karna by Surya and Arjuna by Indra. She was the one who made the choice of who was legitimate and who wasn't based on the fact that she was unmarried when she had Karna and married when she had her other sons. Here, I feel we can take the comparison furthest if we equate SP to Kunti, given that he is the common, biological thread between Yash and Akash. He chose Yash as his Arjuna and Akash was his Karna, the one he abandoned, and the story should have ended there, but Radha played her own hand by switching the two babies, apparently. This means that Karna was raised as Arjuna and Arjuna as Karna, which adds another dimension to the story, not present in the Karna-Arjuna example.

Anonee and 1Happygrl ...

Wowww me liking this comparison of Ishita and LadyMcbeth ... I can totally see Ishita is LadyMcbeth's shoes sucking away the blood of entire Scindia family by using her own husband ... she is the real evil eye on the family and bua caught her right .. its like one snake can catch other snake easily ...

Once Akash gets entry in Scindia mansion , Ishita is going to hv a ball spreading poison all around and I feel she might b the happiest person once she finds out Yash is the illegitimate son of the family and not her husband

That's what I'm definitely expecting, Jyoti. We've already seen her enjoy the fact that Akash is physically threatening Yash, and she's been pitting herself against Aarti as well. She's definitely going to revel in finding out about Yash's illegitimacy and really fuel Akash's movements even more in order to cement his place as a Scindia. She will feel vindicated too since she's still upset about Yash leaving her in the middle of their wedding. I think eventually we will see that Akash's legitimacy will never displace Yash's status in the family. But in the meantime Ishita will very likely create more chaos through Akash.

Ishita is fantastic entertainment value. Not only is she bitter and vengeful, she is also delusional! I thought it was so interesting that she said Akash had avenged her humiliation, though she well knew that he had gone to avenge Radha's. This shows that she is much more worried about the ends than the means, which makes her very dangerous and unstable. I shudder to think about her, paired with a post-revelation Akash but it is going to make for some very interesting story. It seems the Mittals are very well aware that the right way to spice up a story is to create some good antagonists. They were shaping Prashant for this slowly, through various motivations and provocations, but unfortunately they were forced to cut him short for other reasons. Now we can see their true genius at work because the way they are building these two characters up from normal, well-intentioned people to dangerous antagonists is simply fantastic!

Great review as always, Samana, and so agree with this last paragraph. I'm going to be repeating myself when I say this, but Ishita and Akash are certainly being established as the darker pairing for now. I'm really interested to see how they maneuver themselves around Yash and Aarti in the coming weeks. We're probably in for some serious power struggles. And IA on Yash's view of SP being shaken. I'm particularly interested in seeing how this affects the way he relates to SP and Radha. I think he and Gayatri are bonded for life no matter what. They'll probably be the two left reeling the most.

Samana - Well you have added another dimension from which to view Arjun - Karna in Yash - Akash.

Originally posted by: Alamelu

I agree with Samana that circumstances make a person act in a certain way, but also the inherent nature of a person does not change much. Ishita showed that she is her father;s daughter MLA's daughter. She ws arrogant, pushy and had no problem using her husband to have her ends meet. So what guarantee is there that she eventually would not have used yash to go against other people in her house?? or the kids for that matter.

Sorry for double quoting but I wanted to answer both of you at the same time. I agree that Ishita would not have been an entirely different person in the sense of her basic nature, had she married Yash but her motivations and loyalties would have been oriented differently. She would have felt indebted, no doubt, for being accepted into such a family and would have gone out of her way to impress them and be the perfect bahu, wife and probably even mother to the girls in whatever way she knew how. However, I do agree that the problems already present in the Scindia house would have been too much for her to handle and lacking a forgiving nature, and used to instant gratification, she would have turned resentful at some of the treatment doled out to her, especially by an indifferent Yash and a potentially antagonistic Palak and Payal. This goes further to highlight why Aarti was Yash's choice from the very beginning, even when he thought he could never love again. She understood her situation, was independent and required no mollycoddling to find her place in every relationship.

I was commenting solely from Bua's perspective though. For her, Ishita would have been pretty faultless, had she married Yash. Ironically, Ishita is exactly what SP was expecting Aarti to be when he agreed to have a widow as his bahu!