I know, I know. We are not supposed to ask such questions ... Yet, I couldn't resist.
We know that when Paro was sashaying down that corridor, Rudra held on to Paro's wrists ostensibly to prevent the bangles from making noise. But, what about the anklets that night? Were the bangles the only pieces of Paro's jewellery on the jingling shift at the bewitching hour of midnight?
The hour reminds me of something. Well, the creative folks did get some minute details right. The clock in the background showed 1205 as Rudra led Paro down the corridor. And in the excitement that they got that right, did they forgot about the anklets?
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@ Minimum fuss and maximum speed: Very well-written.
@ Post-mortem report: That was a really good catch about the ruse being blown wide open because of the possibility of Mamisa finding the bangles and the anklet and alerting the Thakur about it. It'll probably be the anklets, more than the standard issue bangles at play, right?
Rudra and Aman think that she would have made her way to the Thakur's palace. So, they may just overlook the possible repercussions of leaving them behind.
Arrgh ... Undone by the bangles.
Any possibility that Rudra took the bangles and the anklet? Not as a keepsake. But to add to his collection of bus trip mementoes -- that doll gifted by an unknown girl? The bangles and anklet would fit in with the theme!
No?
What about Aman? Not as a keepsake, but for a BSD-protocol verification. When they find Parvati, they have to ensure that she is the same Parvati, right? So, bangles fit? Check. Anklets fit? Check. She is the one!
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