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Hi Nita (right?)Oh no...would have loved to read your thoughts...perhaps you can write the main points again?I wish there was more left in the romantic story of Rudy and Parud...they seemed to have achieved Nirvana already!đ
Hi Sush,
Sorry couldn't' get back to you yesterday. My son had a lacrosse game near Princeton. Long drive!
My main points from the Mala saga is that the CVs have a gem of a plot here, an estranged mother and son duo, a mother who decides to leave her son, and as a result he is so psychologically damaged by her actions, his whole adult life is built around that one fact.
Yet all we see a young inexperienced 25-year wife attempting to put a band aid on a wound so deep, that even a skilled surgeon may have trouble stitching it up!
However, I did see a ray of hope in Friday when Mala took charge of a few situations - the phone call to Rudra and then asking Samrata to take Maithali to their room. I am hoping she will now try to take baby steps in reaching out to Rudra. I think Rudra is done with the yelling at her. Now he may be receptive to her overtures. He may walk away initially, but the words will stick. Mala must address why she chose her life withTejawat over Rudra, the. She must tell him why.
I can't see how he will reconcile with his mom, but at least he will have some answers. I swear I will give up, if CVs show a total reconciliation! That is just not possible.
I am finding the stalker track a total distraction from the real story.
Nita
