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Posted: 10 years ago

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The positivity, as well as the grief and hope, was very very eminent in this last part!

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GEETHA KRISHNAN

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Posted: 10 years ago

#72

Originally posted by: Radhikerani
The positivity, as well as the grief and hope, was very very eminent in this last part!

Thank you for the insightful comment, Proteeti.. 😃

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130689

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Posted: 10 years ago

#73

can u fulfilling my wish n ur promise 2 write an ss on arjun-parikshit n also including lord krishna in dis ss.plz tell me.

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GEETHA KRISHNAN

@KURT15

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Posted: 10 years ago

#74

Originally posted by: 130689
can u fulfilling my wish n ur promise 2 write an ss on arjun-parikshit n also including lord krishna in dis ss.plz tell me.

I will write something but you have to give me time.😊

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GEETHA KRISHNAN

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Posted: 10 years ago

#75

Originally posted by: 130689
u r a gr8 writer dear...

Thank you. I am glad you think so. 😃

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130689

@130689

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Posted: 10 years ago

#76

k I will give u tym 😊 u r so humble dear...but plz tell me hw much tym will be required 4 dis ss, I never read any ss or any details about parikshit childhood on any book or novel. so plz can u fullfilling my wish dear. M not forcing u dear...its only my humble request 2 u.

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Rumjhum Laha

@Patrarekha

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Posted: 10 years ago

#77

Ok I at last finished reading this. I can remember once more than a year back I requested a member named archu to write on Arjun-Vrishketu. She started and since then This fatherless son and sonless father bonding is one of most favourite topic of mb forum.

about your fiction well as usual I loved the mental state of the boy and arjun, their argument, bheem's realistic approach and vrishketu realizing that lose were in both sides.

only a doubt you said except Iravan and uppandavas all son of pandavas were killed by karna now I know about his helping abhimanyu murder and killing ghatotkach which else son he killed?

also I don't like vrishketu forgiving kunti so soon rather she must be forgiven way later or not to be forgiven coz ps were unaware she was aware but well its my pov

overall loved this

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GEETHA KRISHNAN

@KURT15

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Posted: 10 years ago

#78

Originally posted by: Patrarekha
Ok I at last finished reading this. I can remember once more than a year back I requested a member named archu to write on Arjun-Vrishketu. She started and since then This fatherless son and sonless father bonding is one of most favourite topic of mb forum.
about your fiction well as usual I loved the mental state of the boy and arjun, their argument, bheem's realistic approach and vrishketu realizing that lose were in both sides.

only a doubt you said except Iravan and uppandavas all son of pandavas were killed by karna now I know about his helping abhimanyu murder and killing ghatotkach which else son he killed?

also I don't like vrishketu forgiving kunti so soon rather she must be forgiven way later or not to be forgiven coz ps were unaware she was aware but well its my pov

overall loved this

Thank you Jhum. I am glad you liked this. Yes, I can understand your feelings about Kunti but I wanted to show that Vrishaketu and his mother were at that time mature enough to understand her situation. And I dont remember where but i do remember reading that all of Pandavas' sons by their other wives who took part in the war were killed by Karna just as all of Karna's sons were killed by one or other of the Pandavas.

It is really ironic if u think abt it... he promised Kunti he would spare her four sons...but he didnt spare any of their children... he swore to kill arjuna... he didnt kill any of arjuna's children... how's that for an irony by fate?

Thank you for reading... and for commenting in detail... thank u

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