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toujours_nigel
Title: Kāma.
Fandom: Mahabharata.
Pairings: Krishna/Arjun.
Disclaimer: notminenotminenotmine
A/N: vocab: Kanai and Krishna are the same person, as are Arjun and Partha (there is a multiplicity of names, yes). Krishnā is a woman. The word Krishna means dark, and the long a 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.
Fandom: Mahabharata.
Pairings: Krishna/Arjun.
Disclaimer: notminenotminenotmine
A/N: vocab: Kanai and Krishna are the same person, as are Arjun and Partha (there is a multiplicity of names, yes). Krishnā is a woman. The word Krishna means dark, and the long a 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.
“Shubhadra?”
“Yes.”
“My little sister?”
“Yes.”
“The woman my brother will slaughter me for giving you?”
“Yes. Yes, yes, a hundred thousand times yes.”
“No.”
“Krishna.”
“Partha.”
“Please. I must have her.”
“Krishnā will murder me.”
“You exaggerate.”
“Not I.”
“Am I not your friend?”
“My brother and your wife will kill me in unison.”
“She has other husbands.”
“Your own stupidity.”
“You will not help me?”
“Arjun.”
“Kanai.”
“Show me your need of her. Let me see it.”
“I…”
“Convince me of your desire, Partha.”
“Krishna.”
“See her in me. Not too arduous a task.”
“Krishna.”
“Shubhadrā.”
“No. Krishna.”
