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Originally posted by: angrani

Dear I read the first chapter today 

and I must admit you have a flair in writing 

description of the feelings of karn and duryodhan eloquently 

Loved it 

will read other chapters slowly as I want to enjoy them

Old man bhishm only wants karns welfare :)

Thank you. Yes, Bhishma wanted only Karna's welfare, but Karna did not know it at the time.

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Amazing!

Originally posted by: Mohiniapearl

Amazing!

the writing was beautiful. Day ten has arrived.. heading to Bhishma's retirement. am impatient to see Karna's love, valor and anger all on the field.

Thank you. But this is only till he joins the battle. So it will be ending with the next chapter!! 😆

Wow! The update was so nice, the awestruck Karna, on having seen the real form of Kanha!

Originally posted by: Radhikerani

Wow! The update was so nice, the awestruck Karna, on having seen the real form of Kanha!

Thank you.😃

Wonderful chapter Geetha 😊Edited by Nonie12345 - 8 years ago

But you portrayed Lord krushna as god 





Edited by angrani - 8 years ago

Originally posted by: angrani

But you portrayed Lord krushna as god 

yes I too respect shri krishna but my view is a little different 

Krushna almost did what he wanted 

he almost destroyed karns life he could have told him before but no he told the truth at the last moment if he wanted the welfare of karn he would have told earlier 

how can expect that karn will leave his mitr for a Kingdom

And I must say that only karn is the man who was against god 

but won in his own way being pious and righteous 

Ashwathma was against too but he wasn't sure what he was doing he was just blinded by revenge 

So Ashwathma got his punishment 

Ok I deviated from the topic 

a very beautiful chapter 

especially the last line when they hug

👏

Thank you.

Did Krishna have a choice? When first he met Karna, he was already King of Anga, Duryodhana's friend and ally. What could he have told him? What difference would it have made? I like to think that telling Karna the truth at that time was Krishna's last-ditch attempt to avert the war. He did not have hopes of success, but he had to try.

Originally posted by: KURT15

Thank you.

Did Krishna have a choice? When first he met Karna, he was already King of Anga, Duryodhana's friend and ally. What could he have told him? What difference would it have made? I like to think that telling Karna the truth at that time was Krishna's last-ditch attempt to avert the war. He did not have hopes of success, but he had to try.