Originally posted by: pinkeye
@epiphany, I loved how you put Sara state by saying she was programmed to l8ve asher. Yes her mind was conditioned like that she would be partner for life for Asher the perfect man. She invested way too much emotions unknowingly that what the man himself thinks. As some one here said on first epi, it shows bad parenting that how children shoul nt ve fed with false hopes from young age that later it becomes detrimental.
I know she did many things which loojed campush, looked too negative but somehow I cnt just think about hating her. I cnt. And Asher mom used her very cleverly to throw Khorad put, it was never about Sara for her too, she wanted to settle score for her insult by Baseerat.
Sara 's boggest flaw was she was way too impulsive and was never in cobtrol 9f her emotions as an individual. Love at the expense of self respect is suicidal imo and she failed to understand that till the ladt day. She just refused to move on woth an hope of illusion that the man will be hers which was timely indulged by peopke surrounding her including Asher in the early says of his marriage. So I do feel of asher khirad wete victimised, Sara was as victimised like them and though her deeds were wrong but I do sympathise with her.
#1 Thank you, I have a way with words which unfortunately comes out best when I am discussing conflicted and tragedy-stricken fictional people.
#2 I agree with you, this is really bad parenting and just the pathetic practice of making people believe they are born to marry so and so person one day. For, the most interesting thing to notice here is that Asher was never interested in Sara, even when Khirad was out of the picture. He didn't marry her or even get engaged when Khirad was gone. He simply never saw her in that light. And because of all that she was conditioned to believe, she could never once give a fair bit of thought to his feelings.