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Case A

The most romantic stories of modern times, has to be of a man who has been most hated in the current era; aka The Adolf Hitler’s. Hitler has been married once in his life, only during his last 40 hours of his life. During final hours of the Eva Bruan, she had all the ways to escape the attack of enemy, yet she stayed with Hitler. Even if, the death was certain for him, she wedded him. As the history goes, on 30 April 1945, he was found with a bullet in his head and she with an opened capsule of Cyanide. The Romeo-Juliet, remember.

 

And Albert Einstein, the peace loving human, never met his first born daughter, Lieserl Einstein. What’s even worse, he didn’t even try to find her and did not find out if she survived. He advocated for world peace, but never tried to offer a peaceful life to his own child.

 

Here’s to the Hitler’s and Einstein’s; one was deeply hated by the world, but not by his family and other, who loved the world, but not his own family.

 

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Case B

Ravana never touched Sita during the entire stint. Consent was everything. Upon knowing he had no future with Her, did he gave up reason to fight? How can couple of monkeys can bring down an entire trained army? How can sticks and stones can kill a warrior, Raavana.

After all this, Rama asked Sita to jump into the fire to prove her loyalty. The Ideal couple, Rama-Sita.

 

Here’s to Ravana’s and Rama’s; One gave up everything in the futile expectation of love and the other doubted his wife’s fidelity.

 

 "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder" - Margaret Wolfe Hungerford




*In a comic world, can Tarzan kill Thanos? 
Both can use their Armies.


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