Reading Notes: Narayan Part D


The reading of the Narayan Part D is the topic for these reading notes. The section “The end of Bhishma” is the portion I will be focusing on in these notes because I would like to write a story later on using the plot from this section. In this section Dhrishtadyumna tries to kill Drona to avenge his father’s humiliation. Bhishma attacks Krishna and draws blood. When Krishna goes to slay Bhishma with his discus, Arjuna begs him not to. Amba is reincarnated as Shikhandin, but because Bhishma recognizes Amba reincarnated he cannot attack. Bhishma is shot from behind by Arjuna and is no longer able to fight. Then karna now agrees to fight. The plot I took from this section is do not let cloudiness from your background fog your current judgement.


Story Source: Narayan Part D

(This is a picture of Bhishma during the fight, Picture source: Bhishma)

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