Thoughts on "The Sky Curtain's Jadugar" Act 11

It all began when Lord Borakchin found that ominous stone, didn't it? And to even orchestrate the downfall of the Torui family... Lord Borakchin, you're a true arch-witch... Just like last time, Lord Solkoktani was emitting a lonely, dark, and sorrowful voice. The story ends here, carrying over to the next, with you finally understanding Shitala's feelings of loss and saying, "I will not be engaged." So you finally understand now, Lord Solkoktani. That losing something can carry such a poignant and sorrowful meaning... Because the ominous stone, through Lord Borakchin's wisdom, ended up making Torui, who is also Lord Solkoktani's beloved, a substitute. Perhaps Shitala was also surprised, thinking, "Solkoktani, who I never expected to see, has arrived." It must have been because Shitala poured out her feelings that Lord Solkoktani was able to make the decision to go. After all, I heard Lord Solkoktani's usual bright and gentle voice. As a mother raising a child alone and as Torui's wife, she chose not to remarry, so perhaps she might help Lord Dregene? Lord Solkoktani, hearing your usual kind and gentle voice makes me incredibly happy.