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halfbloodprince

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Posted: 4 years ago

#801

Originally posted by: Amphitrite
I wish Devrath was selfish at that time...

In that case he wouldn't be celebrated...😆

Most probably he'd be demonized for prioritizing materialism and the kingdom of his god-like father.

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Tardis

@DreamOfEndless

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Posted: 4 years ago

#802

Originally posted by: Bee222

Yes Duryodhana did have a sense of right and wrong, and somewhere I felt there was a kind caring heart in him as well. But he was egoistic and impulsive, and Shakuni's influence kept adding fuel to the fire
It's always so infuriating to read/watch him being swayed more and more!

True, it's so infuriating to read/watch Shakuni swaying Duryodhan, filling him with so much hatred and bitterness

Edited by tournesol - 4 years ago

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halfbloodprince

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Posted: 4 years ago

#803

Originally posted by: tournesol

Shakuni wished to avenge Dhritarashtra for Shakuni's father and brothers' death. Dhritarashtra had imprisoned his fathers, his brothers and him, and provided them the food of only one person. Shakuni ate the food, he lived for revenge, others died.
Then Mama Shakuni fanned jealousy in his nephews, or Dhritarashtra's sons, to brew a war that will destroy their dynasty like Dhritarashtra destroyed Shakuni's.

This is a folklore. Shakuni had no major role in the Kurukshetra.

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Bee

@Bee222

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Posted: 4 years ago

#804

Originally posted by: DelusionsOfNeha

Did you read Amish's Ravan? Ohh such a heart-wrenching tale!! ⭐️

Another one waiting on my TBR!

I've only read his Meluha series, Ram series ka ek bhi nahi padha abhi tak

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halfbloodprince

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Posted: 4 years ago

#805

Originally posted by: Amphitrite

You guys have my heart

Heya Shruti...

Hello Alexia! How are you doing?

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1173608

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Posted: 4 years ago

#806

Originally posted by: Wistfulness
In that case he wouldn't be celebrated...😆
Most probably he'd be demonized for prioritizing materialism and the kingdom of his god-like father.

That's also there

Mahabharat is imperfectly perfectly written

But still you always wonder what if...

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Siriusly Serious

@Quantum-Dot

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Posted: 4 years ago

#807

Originally posted by: Bee222
Draupadi loved Arjun the most, but Bheem was definitely the best husband ❤️

Absolutely right, I can't believe Bheem wasn't the popular answer, he was the only husband who had cared for Draupadi the most.

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halfbloodprince

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Posted: 4 years ago

#808

Originally posted by: Amphitrite

That's also there

Mahabharat is imperfectly perfectly written
But still you always wonder what if...

That's the beauty of world's greatest epic poetry. Debates and discussions around its events and characters will never end.

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1173608

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Posted: 4 years ago

#809

I won't say Krishnaa loved Arjun the most

She loved all her husband's equally it's just maybe we're shown much of Arjun-Krishnaa more I guess

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Bee

@Bee222

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Posted: 4 years ago

#810

Originally posted by: tournesol

Shakuni wished to avenge Dhritarashtra for Shakuni's father and brothers' death. Dhritarashtra had imprisoned his fathers, his brothers and him, and provided them the food of only one person. Shakuni ate the food, he lived for revenge, others died.

Is this true? I don't remember this at all...

I only remember him wanting revenge because his beloved sister was married off to a blind man.