Deyasini Thinks

Clay Jensen completely loses himself. A lot of people find out who they really are and maybe, they are not the best of what they thought they’ll turn out to be. These Liberty kids have gone through a significant lot in their high school. They’ve lost friendships, love and they all have secrets. And its been far too long that they’ve been watching each others’ backs trying to keep their ‘friends’ safe. But, enough is enough and one can only take so much. In this season of a show which used to be really good in its first season, the creators swim in an ocean of disoriented content to give an apt ending. They fail, miserably. There is essentially no development in either the story or the characters in this season anymore. Almost everybody’s coping mechanism here seems to be talking to dead people. Clay sees dead people everywhere and even, talks to Bryce and Monty. Jess and Alex talk to Bryce. And Winston dances with and kisses Monty. Clay, being Clay tries as hard as he can to save...

This year’s totally been one hell of a one. There’s been this never ending pandemic situation which was locked all of us up in our homes disrupting all sorts of daily activities and normal lifestyles. Then there were cyclones: super cyclone Amphan which is the worst of the kind seen since 1999 and Nisarga which again has broken all records in the history of storms and cyclones. There are earthquakes shaking the country, people are getting killed for their skin color(know more here ), communalism is being forced into every last thing existing on this planet(even killing elephants is a communal debate ) and just today morning, a massive oil spill in Siberia has coerced the Russia government to declare a state of emergency. Moral of the story? The world isn’t really the most ideal place to be in and in the most recent times, its been a little too worse and not always can everybody help even if they want to and that inability to help sometimes more than often gives rise to a...