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The Mahabharata

Kāma

by toujours_nigel

Teen

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Summary

vocab: Kanai and Krishna are the same person, as are Arjuna and Partha (there is a multiplicity of names, yes). Krishnā is a woman. The word Krishna means dark, and the long ā feminizes the word. The first speaker is Krishna, and then in order. I think that's enough. Oh, and kāma means desire, it's also the name of the god of desire.

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