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Don't know. Might be a later addition by some CVS.
Originally posted by: abstract2
Great work, friend.
Kunti is definitely an interesting character. I think you have to consider her in some ways that her actions were borne out of neccessity. It does not make them right or even remotely moral but I suppose a necessary evil.I'd really love it if you could please highlight how she was fighting her own battle in her own way against the royalty of Hastinapur to give the Pandavas their rights.I mean it does explain why she could have insisted on Draupadi marrying all five of her sons to unify them. Or why she knew she could not reveal Karna's birth because the resulting scandal would destroy any chance of her sons ever gaining the throne. After all, she would have to explain how she could have a son out of wedlock and that would have meant the questioning of the right to legitimacy of the entire Pandava line.Even until a few decades ago, the British royalty itself frowned upon marrying someone outside the noble families of europe.
Originally posted by: KHUSHI-99
very nicely written.Tia!..please update when you get time...I actually did not hope for an update this soon...but thanks for doing it... :)
Sorry I am a prologue and a chapter late; but then again my laptop is to be blamed! Anyways, Pritha...well the name itself speaks of fabricated lies and tales of grey. She is an incomplete sketch, but whatever strokes are defined show a very twisted line painted in the rich tone of passion, ambition and obsession!!
She seems to be a world of her own, like a book with certain chapters torn off, to let the readers not know the true story behind them! I loved the start and tge first chapter...it surely marked the begining of a character we have seen only in glimpses! And she being impregnated with Karna looks terribly real as if these might have been her words before the dreaded fate unfolded!!Brilliant it is! Continue soon!
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