Everyone was astonished to see what was really happening in the garden area as they peered outside.
While Sashi is extremely near to Vyaaghra's face, displaying the victory sign, and Balavan is snapping lovely photographs with his mobile device, Gowthami was perched on Vyaaghra while offering it a hug.
Although Uma had instructed Sashi and Gowthami to return to their chamber, Gowthami had instead requested that Sashi return to Vyaaghra.
Sashi was startled to Gowthami proposal and waved in a horrified tone , "no... i cannot fulfill that , it's so hazardous."
Though the tiger did not pose a threat to anybody in the vicinity, Sashi's fear was heightened by the gigantic animal.
After all, anybody may get afraid at the sight of a large tiger because of our innate ability to sense danger. The brain's fight-or-flight response is triggered by the tiger's size, power, and predatory instincts, which increases anxiety and dread. This is a typical human reaction.
Gowthami became quite agitated upon seeing Sashi's terrified expression toward Vyaaghra. Gowthami was very sorry for Vyaaghra, who she treated like a child and who was starting to worry others. Though she had assumed her family would embrace Vyaaghra, Gowthami was devastated to witness their terrified expressions.
Gowthami remarked in a hurtful tone, "In what way is it harmful, according to you? An animal cannot be judged by its nature. Indeed, I acknowledge that it is a wild animal, but I reared it."
According to Gowthami, "don't jump to the conclusion without first making an effort". She really hopes to show everyone the true essence of vyaaghra..
Vyaaghra will never grow as wild as other wild creatures since its nature was that of a small child. It acts much as a little cat would and won't hurt anyone nearby. It was a really lovely creature.
Sashi felt bad about how she spoke to Vyaaghra; she assumed that Gowthami was offended by what she said.
It was true?we cannot assess an animal based just on its nature.
Nothing seemed to have harmed Rajeev and Gowthami's relationship with Vyaaghra, as Sashi had before pointed out. She questioned herself why she couldn't give it a shot.
"Okay, I'll give it a shot" , Sashi said to herself after giving it some thought..
Gowthami commented, "Let's head back to Vyaaghra this instant," after hearing Sashi's remarks. She was filled with happiness.
Gowthami was really excited to see Vyaaghra, so she brought Sashi along straight immediately. They took care to greet Vyaaghra via a different entrance.
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Vyaaghra truly wanted to spend time with Gowthami, but she was only able to do so after exerting a great deal of effort and breaking through her cave to do so.
It appears like none of her effects worked very effectively. She arrived to Gowthami, but she did not have enough time to spend with her.
Upon arriving at the garden area, Vyaaghra relaxedly sprawled out on the grass, choosing not to pursue Rudra any further.
Rudra strode over to Vyaaghra and commanded it to stand up and join him after noticing that it had slumped onto the grass rather than pursuing him.
Despite Rudra's desire to keep Vyaaghra in a stable and his want to transport him even further given the people surrounding him, Vyaaghra is not traveling with him.
Vyaaghra crawled on the freshly cut turf and spread its hindquarters aimlessly, not heeding Rudra..
Only when Gowthami is present does Vyaaghra obey Rudra's commands; in other cases, it will not accept any guidance from him.
Rudra is fully aware of vyaaghra's tendency to ignore him in the absence of Gowthami. However, he must take Vyaaghra away. After giving it some consideration, he concluded that there was only one thing left to do.
After making sure that no one was around, he began to appease Vyaaghra. "Though you are a good guy, please pay attention to what I have to say, Vyaaghra." he pleaded.
During Sashi's three-month absence from their hometown, Vyaaghra only obeyed Rudra's commands when they suited him; if Rudra gave it orders, it would never follow through.
Over the course of these three months, they had only been instructed to plead with Vyaaghra. Mostly, Rudra had only been satisfied with Vyaaghra two or three times. Now, he did that to push Vyaaghra a bit farther.
Despite appealing with Rudra, Vyaaghra appears to be disobeying his orders this time.
Rudra became extremely irate after observing vyaaghra's lack of reaction. Rudra only ever made this kind of appeal in front of his wife once in his life; hence, he was motivated to do so in front of Vyaaghra since he had only done it twice before.
He grew furious with Vyaaghra's posture and exclaimed, "Get on or else you will be subjected to rapes," in line with his hostile approach.
Vyaaghra looked at Rudra after hearing the largest joke, but it ignored him and resumed wallowing in the blades of grass.
When Rudra perceived that Vyaaghra was acting indifferently, she gazed at it hopelessly and begged in a quiet voice, "please...."
Almost immediately, Rudra overheard some female chuckling.