#mod:nila

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(Krishna, visiting the Pandavas in exile, looking at Yudhisthir)

Krishna: (Thinking) Now, how do I insult him in a way that my righteous brother thinks it’s a compliment? Yeah, I know!

Krishna: (To Yudhisthir): When Krishna was humiliated in the Kuru Sabha, in a shocking and shameful manner, who but you could have borne it? Who could have been as righteous? 

Yudhisthir: (Manages to look smug and remorseful at once)

The rest of the Pandavas and Draupadi: No way, he actually bought it? He actually bought it?!?

Krishna: (Winks)

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Hey, people! In the midst of all the election drama, I figured let’s have some fun? I’m doing a Mahabharata roleplay with my buddies, and we need someone to be Duryodhana, Bhishma Pitamah, Shakuni and Shalya, as well as a few other characters. Anyone interested?

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I’m seriously digesting the fact that Indrajit’s name is actually Meghanand (something I just found out).

The man (rakshasa) who was literally named “the cloud’s joy” defeated the King of the Gods, who, incidentally, was the God of the sky, and the rain, and, by extension, the clouds.

Aw, Meghanand. You ended up proving to be a fine example of irony.

Something in me finds this ironically poetic.