Originally posted by: HearMeRoar
1st para is misconception. Panchali didn't mock anyone to remind them of the assault on her. She mocked them because they deserved it at that point.
1) the conversation with Yudhishtira - he blamed it all on destiny, and she gave a discourse on karma and dharma. He in turn called her an atheist for believing in karma. Bheema supported her. Yudhishtira opposed both. then Vyasa came and said exactly what Panchali said, and Yudhishtira agreed.
2) Virat Parva. She went to the king for help with Keechak. Virat refused. Yudhishtira told her to return and ENDURE IT for her husband's sake. She then went to Bheema and said a woman married to Yudhishtira was fated to despair.
3) She mocked Arjuna for being comfortable in his life as Brihannala while she was going through all this.
4) After war, she bluntly called Yudhishtira a lunatic in public and the Pandavas also lunatics for enabling him.
@Bold. Do you have citation?
@Red. The conversation before Satyabhama's apology was sarcasm. Otherwise, she wouldn't have felt the need to apologize. Why would anyone apologize if it were a simple answer? The part after was about how Satyabhama should behave with her husband. Most wives will not like to be told that by their husbands' female friend, especially when that woman is younger.
@Blue. No way. Satyabhama was called by jealous and childish in most Krishna texts. It is not my opinion, it was the authors (Dwaipayana, Suka, or whoever else). She was pretty nasty to Rukmini. Panchali on the other hand, was called knowledgeable, working from dawn to dusk, and intelligent by Vyasa. Satyabhama's arrogance is not the same as Panchali's power. Childish tantrums of Satyabhama to get a tree in place of the flower Rukmini got cannot be equated to the forceful words of a woman prompting the annihilation of a land's elite because they forgot their karma and dharma.