Raman vs Raman - Oct 25th - Page 3

Originally posted by: GanBarunFan

Ruby and Aani ... Wow!! 👏

Originally posted by: nividances

The two Raman analysis reminds me of the Harry Potter series. A part of Lord Voldemort's soul was attached to Harry's soul; therefore, Voldemort could not be killed until that small part of his soul was still attached to Harry. However, ultimately it was Voldemort himself that brought upon his own death by using the Avada Kedavra spell, the Killing Curse, on Harry, as that curse killed the part of Voldemort's own soul that was attached to Harry's. After that, it was not impossible, nor difficult for Harry to kill Voldemort.

Raman's case is similar. Shagun's Raman and Ishita's Raman are two different people, just as Harry and Voldemort were, but the two Raman's are connected by one small thing, just as Harry and Voldemort were. Shagun's Raman is connected to Ishita's Raman because of the hamartia...the tragic flaw that makes it impossible for to separate the past from the present. Ishita's Raman will only surface and survive once Shagun's Raman is disconnected from Ishita's Raman by killing the tragic flaw that connects them. There will come a point when Shagun's Raman, in his blind rage to extract revenge, will make a terrible mistake that will shock Raman and make him realize the difference between the past and the present. This will mark the killing of the tragic flaw that connects the two Ramans. After this, it will not be difficult for Ishita's Raman to kill Shagun's Raman completely. It is then when we will see the final triumph of Ishita's Raman over Shagun's Raman.

There is no doubt in my mind that there will come a day when Ishita's Raman will surface and emerge victorious. But just as Harry Potter took seven thick, extremely long books to overcome Voldemort, Ishita's Raman will take a few hundred, possible thousand, episodes to overcome Shagun's Raman.

Hope that made sense somewhat. I just typed what came into my mind. 😕

Originally posted by: swathibalan

Updated on Page 1 doc.

Ab Hamari "Bhavna ko Samjho" and please put up the index and the posts..Would love to read more from you..

And Doc.. You havent read HP - then please do.. and dont read it thinking that its children fiction.. IT is definitely NOT

Originally posted by: swathibalan

@Nividances - Feel delighted to meet another HP fan.. And the way you have brought in HP here is just amazing and a brilliant way to describe the situation..

I am still zapped at how you drew that connection..but Its PERFECT.. 🤗

Wants me to run and re-read all the books again.. 👏

Originally posted by: nividances

Totally agree with the bolded statement! I read Harry Potter as a kid and then reread it during my high school years...completely different perspective. There's some pretty deep writing in there! All this discussion on HP makes me want to go reread all the books but alas the burdening workload of college life...😭

Originally posted by: nividances

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Thanks so much! I'm pretty surprised that the connection came so easily to me 😳