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pasumarthisa

@pasumarthisa

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Posted: 12 years ago

#11

Originally posted by: Mitsu91

It sure seemed that way! 🤔

We cant call Pramad's feelings as love. Its a little repentance of not hearing her. And idiotic feeling of possessiveness he now has because he is in that game of oneupmanship.

Dont think thats love at all from any angle.

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Posted: 12 years ago

#12

So true! The current track does have a very Midsummer's Night feel. I always thought that that play was a little too silly - hopefully the track will be better 😆

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tryforceful

@tryforceful

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Posted: 12 years ago

#13

Originally posted by: pasumarthisa
We cant call Pramad's feelings as love. Its a little repentance of not hearing her. And idiotic feeling of possessiveness he now has because he is in that game of oneupmanship.
Dont think thats love at all from any angle.

Now that does seem to align well with his character. He is evil for evil's sake and now considers Saras as his adversary to be beaten before his impending death. Did you like the episode, Shanti ji?

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pasumarthisa

@pasumarthisa

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Posted: 12 years ago

#14

Originally posted by: tryforceful

Now that does seem to align well with his character. He is evil for evil's sake and now considers Saras as his adversary to be beaten before his impending death. Did you like the episode, Shanti ji?

Havent watched yet. But did watch the last piece. They are going to take it down to the wire.

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