"There is nothing like wounded affection for giving poignancy to anger." - Elizabeth Gaskell
I'm so glad you made a post today (thanks, Doc!)...I need the space today - to ponder a father's plight...and a child's fate.More later.***UPDATED:I got carried away once I started trying to collect my thoughts after today's episode. It turned into a 4 page word document, so I made it a stand-alone post. Here's the link:Thank you!!***EDIT ADD:Gan, I love the collage...especially the two expressions on RKB's face. One of a father who knows he desperately needs to show his son the error of his ways...and one of a father who has just realized that maybe it's too late.The episode hit home for me today and left me deeply moved. I felt more for RKB than Adi today, mainly beacuse, as Doc said, RKB has simply been helpless in the face of it all...but I can't imagine. I'm not married, or a parent, so I cannot imagine what he must be going through right now. What I do know, is that I desperately want these two to find a way to med their broken relationship - to clear the misunderstandings and be there for each other through all of this - in a way that only they can - as father and son.Raman's love as Adi's father is going to be crucial in helping Adi overcome years of misguided anger and hatred. Adi's coming back to Raman, accepting him, will finally help to calm the last of Raman's demons from his failed first marriage.Love.P
Payal:
Thanks re for that beautiful write up..Just commented over there.
And about you and Doc relating more to RKB, I fully get it. See this is what I like about YHM...their subtle scenes are so full of emotions, each of us relate to it based on our own real life experiences and understanding...there is never a wrong way to react.
Agree 100% with @bold.
Thanks re