Hey there all the lovely people!!
Direct to discussion today. Because this is getting serious, raising questions that need answers, that need to be pondered on. Things that happen when one makes mistake of falling weak and not going through the process of legal complaints, and then returning back to face the backlash.
Fire is one of the elements that form up the universe. Fire that burns from a single spark, ravages the entire forest. Fire that burns inside is powerful enough to consume one, for fire can be passion and anger... the fire of anger always ends up in destruction, there is no point of return when everything has been burned down to ashes, for not everybody is a Phoenix that can burn itself and rise again. Fire which can cleanse the soul, can tear apart the flesh, and those who play with it end up burning their hands either by accident or intentionally.
Massi intentionally dropped that torch of fire on the edge of Kanak's duppata, Palomi screams - yet to figure out weather that scream was intentional to make Kanak jump up, or she herself got scared. Kanak's duppata is on fire, she is screaming, turning and twisting. Massi is trying to put out the flames by her hands and Kanak is more concerned about Massi getting hurt than getting rid of the enflamed duppata.. Massi gets hurt intentionally and plays the victim herself. She refuses to get treated as she is scared for herself, Kanak can report her and she could go to jail. She insists on Kanak assurance by writing it down on a stamp paper. ---- Kanak has signed on her suicide letter, which she wrote by her own hand and signed it. Even if she is God forbid murdered in that house, set on fire, slip down the stairs, poisoned, the crime would go unpunished as it would be a murder staged as a suicide... everything that a police complaint stands for has just been abused, it all ends up as a joke at which nobody laughs but takes offense. Massi hatched a brilliant plan, putting Kanak at risk, then saving her and playing victim all at the same time, and then asking Kanak's written statement-- what does it all mean that Kanak is going to be physically abused in that house by the creepy ladies, weren't the verbal taunts and emotional drama taxing enough that they had to bring in the violence. -- what if the fire couldn't have been extinguished, what if Kanak had been burned, her hair burned at the ends the possibilities are endless, had Kanak been burned would she still be concerned about Massi burning her hands. Kanak was put at risk, she is not safe in that house. And the plan was executed with such finesse that everyone stood blinded, Uma assured her that Kanak won't file case against her, again and again but Massi has had her way. What would have Uma done if Kanak had been injured. --- all this is turning quite negative and even indicates the consequences of decisions that are taking impulsively, the necessity of getting Uma arrested is still not acknowledged by the toshniwals... Kanak knows that she had a long way to go, she had to win over as she broke the trust, what she doesn't realize is that her betrayal has made her life endangered in that house. -- it's fictional Uma wouldn't let anything happen to her, she would survive but still she needs to assess the enemies for the war has started and she has already lost her right to complaint. Kanak needs to put her mind straight, it's not just Uma that needs attention but everyone taunting her left right and center. Instead of being a guilty lamb, she needs to think and talk.
It had been barely a few hours in that house, Uma and Kanak didn't talk. They are just fluttering here and there. In all this chaos the sweetness of entire shiv Kanak meeting was burned to crisp ashes.
Thank you for reading.