Why couldn't draupadi set fire at that time?

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@nuckts

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Posted: 11 years ago

in yesterday's epi it is shown that she was angry at arjun that he married shubhadra and brought her along with him,he broke a promise which all 5 had given at the time of marriage but hey if an anger on such mild thing(not mild exactly but relatively mild) she could set fire and stop arjun's entry in indraprasth so why couldn't she set fire during her own vastraharan she could say "jo muje chooega wo ussi waqt bhasm ho jaega"😡

this is the question going in my mind😊

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@Justitia

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Posted: 11 years ago

I asked this very same question elsewhere in the forum...I have even speculated that she can conjure water-proof flames!! 😆

But seriously speaking, the Draupadi created by CVs can use weapons and conjure fire. By that logic, she could've dealt with Duri/Dushy/Karna/Shakuni all by herself right in the dice hall itself by using weapons or burning the dice hall completely.

Under such circumstances, there would be no need for her to keep her hair open, or even for her hubbies to take all kinds of vows.

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Nikhita

@nuckts

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Posted: 11 years ago

Originally posted by: shani88
I asked this very same question elsewhere in the forum...I have even speculated that she can conjure water-proof flames!! 😆
But seriously speaking, the Draupadi created by CVs can use weapons and conjure fire. By that logic, she could've dealt with Duri/Dushy/Karna/Shakuni all by herself right in the dice hall itself by using weapons or burning the dice hall completely.

Under such circumstances, there would be no need for her to keep her hair open, or even for her hubbies to take all kinds of vows.

lolzz thats what i am saying what was the use of all that on the name of dharma

can dharma stop anyone from self defense but then if she is shown so much of a personality then she could have done that as it is her husbands were not of any use at that point of time

you know i know of a book named krishna which focuses on mahabharat from draupadi's point of view where at last yudhishthir asks her "are you happy now" indicating her to be reason behind the war where she feels that "i only wanted to be saved at that time n did not want this war " but then no body did anything at that time and later on won the war thus adding to their prestige