Originally posted by: ChrissyA
This episode highlighted partiality at its finest. But I didn't expect anything different tho'. Even the examiner was left speechless. Its fumny how she could reprimand Teja for her "alleged" mistake but not Prem for his intended one. I was so waiting for Teja to use this against them via emotional blackmail.
If I were her, I'd be like 'oh, I see. Yesterday you were so adamant on punishing me and making an example for something you claimed I did. But, now that Prem is exposed, make an example of him, in front of all these students. Oh, I'd hate to say that you are indifferent because I'm a poor student on a scholarship, and since Prem's dad write your cheques, you'll turn a blind eye against him. My reputation and career was on the line, but you don't care for someone in my position. Btw, aren't you suppose to be the adults and authority here, yet you make a spoil brat influence you. Since this has happened, I wonder what security me and the other students have if you decide to side with wrongdoers? But then again, I suppose Dharam Singh Rathore would have something different to say, when he finds out about whatever happened today".<font color="#990066">(I have a wild imagination)</font>
I guess when it comes to power and influence, even the most 'noblest' will turn their heads. Btw, the students are so foolish. They were willing to accuse Teja of cheating when they did not see anything, since they were 'supposedly taking their exams'. But now that the shoes is on the other foot, all have decided to change their views.
<font color="#990066">I have only one thing to say: when it comes to that college and Prem, Tejaswini has no friends. She should keep this in mine and watch her own back.</font>
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