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Originally posted by: loveanime
I sympathize more with Rudra on this one that I do with Paro, because he has shown character growth and she has not. He has after living with her subconsciously accepted she is not guilty. However Paro has yet to think of his actions logically during her wedding, she is stuck on he is only a Jallad phase and has shown no common sense.
Stupidity has its own price and Paro is going to pay for it, Rudra is pushed to a corner and even if he knows she is innocent he will burn her because she will deserve it. Paro has yet to have one logical conversation with Rudra regarding what happened that day, she was unconscious most of the time but she did see gun shots being fired from both ends how dumb is she to believe innocent people carry around guns in a wedding party. Rudra is right to suspect Paro she is protecting the guilty which she is and she has been very selfish regarding her own loss and not looking at the bigger picture. Rudra outburst is completey warranted at Paro for her lack of cooperation, because she can't claim she knows nothing because she saw enough to suspect her people and that is what Rudra wants to hear from her. Paro like a broken record telling she is innocent even Rudra knows that that is not the point he wants from her acceptance of the fact that something went wrong that day if she confessed that as much to BSD Rudra could have gotten some repreive. If Rudra is patriotic with fervent passion, Paro's love for her so called village is based on a lie, Rudra wins on this account hands down because he is right and she is wrong. He has every right to think she ruined his life on purpose because that is what she is doing by being a fool.
@ Paro yet to use logic: The problem is that Paro has been through an incalculable shock, where her life as she knew it, and her identity as she thought it have been erased in one fell swoop. She hasn't had time to come to terms with it - it's been only, what, seven days? And she's had to use her wits to cobble together an existence of sorts in which her reality is topsy-turvy. The only certainties that anchor her now are the people she grew up with and the fact that Rudra killed her bridegroom. At this point it is a matter of survival/of retaining her sanity for her to not lose sight of those two truths no matter what!! That's where the dissonance with us viewers comes in.
@ Paro is going to pay for it: It looks like she's going to no matter what. It might be cold comfort to her that while she is paying, so is Rudra. In fact, Rudra will now be in the same boat as Paro was after the border shoot-out - destroyed!! And what poetic justice that Rudra will lose it all (life as he knows it, and his identity as he thinks it) at the hands of Paro. Will he be able to rebuild his life with the scraps that will remain as Paro has done?
For all that I can see Paro's point of view now. It is Rudra's sorry fate that tugs at my heart-strings just now. Seems lose-lose to me, whichever angle I see it from.
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