Reading Post: Mahabharata, Part B

Mahabharata
By: C. A. Kincaid

introduces characters
explains their relations to each other
describes each character
describes all characters thoughts and actions
explains the introduction to the problem
describes oil and wood roof
describes the fear and emotions
describes the death of other characters
explains the misconception
describes the emotions of the people in the town
the king and prince were tricked
describes their feelings about the deaths

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