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Analysis Of Arjuna
Arjuna thought
Why would they do such a thing? The heartless villains! Rakshasas!
The extension would completely kill the livelihood of the people living downstream.
It is not as if they have a huge surplus but with common sense and wisdom, there was always enough for everyone.
God! Why don’t you knock some sense in to those idiots? He opened his eyes a little and peered at the substantial statue of Lord Shiva, sitting peacefully before him with his eyes closed. What are you so pleased about? I am asking for help and all you do is – just sit and meditate!?!. Don’t ignore me as if I am a sinner! All I am asking is for people to be fair! You are a fighter like me and you surely understand fair play! Aaarrrah! Lord! Why can’t life be simple and straight? Why can’t people be nice and honest? - And all you do is just sit pretty and serene! The Lord continued sitting with a calm look. Arjuna’s eyes shifted to the big idol of Goddess Mahakali. The statue was about 10 feet and she was smeared in Kumkum, all red and bloodlike as she wore a gruesome smile. It was the smile of someone whose innermost desire had been satisfied. Her hands
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What is life without a little risk, a little fun?!!?” came to his mind! By God! How much can a man influence another person! Krishna was in Arjuna’s mind always! Arjuna always heard him speak at all times, albeit in his mind! Arjuna’s hands held the paddle and turned white as he pressed it with all his might. And then he heard his commandant yell “Abhi” and off he plunged in to the water. ‘No risk, no return, eh!? That is absolute madness!’ Arjuna still remembered his thoughts! Arjuna was quite sure that he would not return! Yet, it was fun! He had actually survived that first run! It had felt like the first flight of a baby eagle! Simply jump and take it as it comes! He always remembered the experience! He had replayed it multiple times in his mind since that

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