9/5/ Dragon Club: Missing the Point - Page 18

They tear him from her circling arms, Her last and fond embrace.

Oh! never more may her sad eyes Gaze on his mournful face.

No marvel then, these bitter shrieks Disturb the listening air:

She is a mother, and her heart Is breaking in despair

Yash was on Mission Impossible right from the moment he woke up to his new-found responsibilities. He was this one-man army who observed, planned, and executed solitary...no advice taken, none needed. His complete mission was flawed from the beginning...the disaster was waiting to happen.

A major difference between a mother and a father: A mother can effortlessly and unbiasedly float among all her children...A father's perception is unidimensional: he can generally focus only on one issue at a time. The moment Yash focused his energies and efforts on Ansh, he lifted his eyes off his daughters...although he had identified the problem correctly: "Leave alone being brother/sisters, they are not even friends." He made Ansh his focal point, leaving the other two to their ministrations. This was his first major mistake. The girls took that as their advantage. Children are big manipulators...and with no eye on them, they were free to get the wheels of their agenda moving, which at the moment was to play on Ansh's fear. If only Yash had taken the Princi's words seriously!!! Time and again he has failed to see the wrong in his girls, because they outsmarted him each time...they always wore the Angel masks in front of him...having acquired this chameleon-like trait from their grandmother. His second mistake: He didn't bother to probe into the background of this sudden phobia of Ansh...didn't bother to ponder deeply that the boy who went to school the first day in such a congenial mood and who was again brought around in the evening to smilingly acquiesce to go to school next day without a fuss would develop cold feet so bad that he is terrified. Aarti felt that fear in her being...she knew her son. She knew that the fear on his face was akin to the fear he had of Gayatri when the computer blew off. Something had scared Ansh...and it was not the normal fear of school. But her fear and worries of that moment were stood down by Yash as a case of overprotection and overindulgence. Yash's forced sending of Ansh to school and his advice to Aarti (on the balcony), borne out of his frustration, though partly right, was uncalled for at that moment...the timings in both instances were off key. Yash was trying to achieve too much too soon. That, and the fact that he identified Aarti as the major hindrance to this mission, when she should have been a partner, was his third major mistake. Yash had flung himself open into a minefield of disinformation and distrust...it was bound to blow up on his face...and it did!!!!

You see THAT girl, yeah her.
She seems so invincible right.
but just touch her & she'll flinch.
She has secrets & she trusts no one.
she's the perfect example of betrayal.
cause everyone she trusted, broke her

"Mera to bharosa se bharosa uth gaya hai"...how ominous those words spoken by Aarti were. Yet again she trusted...though forcibly...yet again her trust was broken. Yash called her the root cause of Problem Ansh...the man is working on too many premises and is overseeing the situations with blinkers on. If he had given it one unbiased thought, he would have realized that he is pointing finger at the wrong direction. Ansh tried to be friendly with all...he tried to change for his new family...it was his family who rejected him, who kept him at arm's length, in whose eyes he was Aarti's son and as such an added liability. Blunders galore, Yashbabu...if only you were not so cocksure of yourself and your knee-jerk decisions.

Scindia family face the wrath and heartbreak of a wronged mother...none was spared today. She had taken care of her boy single-handedly till now...and had protected his little being down to the last hair on his head. No harm befell him ...till he stepped into this household. Her little boy was walking on hot coals ever since he crossed this threshold in her arms. And now when she grudgingly handed him over to them, because they appealed to her "trust" that they were doing the best for him, they lose him...Yash found himself shaken to the core at this unfortunate turn of events; Aarti's accusing eyes and heartrending tears left him helpless. Aarti was totally devastated...and none from that coldhearted family came to pacify her and lend her a shoulder to cry on. The senior ladies took it as another of Aarti's my son-related tamasha. They just couldn't fathom why she was getting so hyper when the men were handling the situation. But today even their frigidity couldn't hold back this heartbroken mother...she defied their rules, their customs, their pseudo-sensibilities...she defied them all!!!! She wants her son back at all cost...period. And they better do that...return the cub, otherwise they will have hell to pay against the fury of this mother...

That's it friends. I am hoping that the end of this ordeal will see Payal and Palak's misdemeanors coming into spotlight...and as I foresee, Aarti will stop them from getting punished. Have a nice day all.😊

Disclaimer: The quoted lines are picked up from Net.