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* InsultToRocks: When Ashwathama kills Parikshit the baby, Krishna berates him, saying “Ashwathama, you’re so vile that even swamp bog is repelled by you!”
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* DyingDeclarationOfHate: Duryodhan declares his loathing at the entire Lunar Chandravansh dyNasty for having produced the Pandavas, just before he dies.
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* DyingDeclarationOfHate: Duryodhan declares his loathing at the entire Lunar Chandravansh dyNasty dynasty for having produced the Pandavas, just before he dies.
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->''"I will redirect my Brahmastra. But it will still target the Pandavas’ tent and destroy their seed!"''
-->--'''Sage Parashuram'''
-->--'''Sage Parashuram'''
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* NiceDayDeadlyNight: The eighteenth day of the war went very well for the Pandavas’ army. None of them except Bhim fought, he won his fight and everyone appears to celebrate their hard earned victory. Then night falls and Ashwathama attacks, murdering people in their sleep.
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* YouKilledMyFather: Why Ashwathama rationalizes slaying Dhrishtadyumna and the Oandavas in their sleep - as retribution for [[Recap/MahabharataS01E97 the dishonorable manner in which they killed his father, Dronacharya]].
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* YouKilledMyFather: Why Ashwathama rationalizes slaying Dhrishtadyumna and the Oandavas in their sleep - as retribution for [[Recap/MahabharataS01E97 [[Recap/MahabharataS01E87 the dishonorable manner in which they killed his father, Dronacharya]].
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* YouFool: Vyasa calls Ashwathama one for deploying a Brahmastra without knowing how to retract it.
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* YouFool: Vyasa calls Ashwathama one for deploying a Brahmastra without knowing how to retract it.it.
* YouKilledMyFather: Why Ashwathama rationalizes slaying Dhrishtadyumna and the Oandavas in their sleep - as retribution for [[Recap/MahabharataS01E97 the dishonorable manner in which they killed his father, Dronacharya]].
* YouKilledMyFather: Why Ashwathama rationalizes slaying Dhrishtadyumna and the Oandavas in their sleep - as retribution for [[Recap/MahabharataS01E97 the dishonorable manner in which they killed his father, Dronacharya]].
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* TheRemnant: Ashwathama, Kripacharya and Kritvarma are all that’s left of the Kauravas’ army.
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* DyingDeclarationOfHate: Duryodhan declares his loathing at the entire Lunar Chandravansh dyNasty for having produced the Pandavas, just before he dies.
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* TragicStillbirth: Played straight, thanks to Ashwathama’s Brahmastra. Ultimately subverted as Krishna revives the baby.
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** Ashwathama’s punishment is to tearfully grovel at everyone, for eternity.
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* WoundThatWillNotHeal: Ashwathama is ordered to cut out the jewel in his forehead, inflicting a flaying wound there. Krishna then decrees that the wound just inflicted will bleed and putrefy for eternity, causing Ashwathama unending agony.
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* FateWorseThanDeath: Ashwathama is cursed to forever wander the earth with a painful bleeding putrefying wound, pleading everyone he sees for sympathy, but never receiving any.
* TheGrovel: Gandhari tearfully grovels at Draupadi to forgive her sons.
* TheGrovel: Gandhari tearfully grovels at Draupadi to forgive her sons.
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* NoSympathy: Ashwathama is punished to get this reaction from everyone, eternally.
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* SlainInTheirSleep: Duryodhan orders Ashwathama to kill all five Pandavas this way. Ashwathama misses them, but instead kills Dhrishtadyumna and Draupadi’s five sons in their sleep.
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* MutuallyAssuredDestruction: What two Brahmastra weapons fired at each other will cause.
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For this act, Ashwathama is cursed with a WoundThatWillNotHeal and a FateWorseThanDeath. And Krishna revives baby Parikshith.
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For this act, Ashwathama is cursed with a WoundThatWillNotHeal and a FateWorseThanDeath. And Krishna revives baby Parikshith.Parikshith.
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* IncompletelyTrained: Ashwathama knows how to invoke and deploy the Brahmastra but not how to retract it. Sage Vyasa really lets him have it for using it that way.
* DeathOfAChild: It appears as though baby Parikshit is going to die in the womb just before he is born. Subverted when Krishna resuscitates him.
* YouFool: Vyasa calls Ashwathama one for deploying a Brahmastra without knowing how to retract it.
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* IncompletelyTrained: Ashwathama knows how to invoke and deploy the Brahmastra but not how to retract it. Sage Vyasa really lets him have it for using it that way.
* DeathOfAChild: It appears as though baby Parikshit is going to die in the womb just before he is born. Subverted when Krishna resuscitates him.
* YouFool: Vyasa calls Ashwathama one for deploying a Brahmastra without knowing how to retract it.
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For this act, Ashwathama is cursed with a WoundThatWillNotHeal and a FateWorseThsnDeath.FateWorseThanDeath. And Krishna revives baby Parikshith.
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This episode of Series/{{Mahabharata}} begins with Draupadi lounging in the Kauravas’ tent savoring her side’s victory. Her moment is interrupted when Gandhari comes in, groveling, begging forgiveness for her sons’ transgressions.
But Duryodhan still lives. He is moaning in agony as his life slowly ebbs away, but he is still lucid. After insulting the Pandavas one last time, the only other surviving warriors in his army come to him - Ashwathama, Kripacharya and Kritavarma. Duryodhan appoints Ashwathama his new commander of the military and orders him to slay the Pandavas as they sleep. A few moments after they leave to arrack, Duryodhan breathes his last.
Ashwathama assaults the Pandavas tent. He finds a sleeping Dhrishtadyumna and stabs him to death. Dronacharya is avenged. Ashwathama then finds five males sleeping in juxtaposed beds. Thinking they’re the Pandavas, Ashwathama fires arrows into their hearts killing them. Kripacharya and Kritavarma annihilate the camp guards, after which they leave to inform Duryodhan of their success. But Duryodhan is dead. Ashwathama cremates him, disbands the army and goes to Sage Vyasa’s ashram to do penance.
Except Ashwathama failed to achieve his attack’s primary objectives. The Oandavas were sleeping in the Kauravas tent that night, so Ashwathama killed Draupadi’s five sons known as Uppa-Pandavas instead. Vyasa informs him of this, but before Ashwathama can take his leave to go and attack the Pandavas, they catch up to him. And, boy are they pissed!
And then, Ashwathama and Arjun almost destroy the entire universe by firing brahmastra weapons at each other. Vyasa intercepts them both and admonishes both sides for using such weapons and commands them to retract their arrows. Arjun does it, but Ashwathama doesn’t know how to do this. An angry Vyasa yells at him to change its direction instead. Ashwathama directs it ... [[Music/IronMaiden to kiiiilll ... the unborn in the woooooommmb!!]]
For this act, Ashwathama is cursed with a WoundThatWillNotHeal and a FateWorseThsnDeath. And Krishna revives baby Parikshith.
But Duryodhan still lives. He is moaning in agony as his life slowly ebbs away, but he is still lucid. After insulting the Pandavas one last time, the only other surviving warriors in his army come to him - Ashwathama, Kripacharya and Kritavarma. Duryodhan appoints Ashwathama his new commander of the military and orders him to slay the Pandavas as they sleep. A few moments after they leave to arrack, Duryodhan breathes his last.
Ashwathama assaults the Pandavas tent. He finds a sleeping Dhrishtadyumna and stabs him to death. Dronacharya is avenged. Ashwathama then finds five males sleeping in juxtaposed beds. Thinking they’re the Pandavas, Ashwathama fires arrows into their hearts killing them. Kripacharya and Kritavarma annihilate the camp guards, after which they leave to inform Duryodhan of their success. But Duryodhan is dead. Ashwathama cremates him, disbands the army and goes to Sage Vyasa’s ashram to do penance.
Except Ashwathama failed to achieve his attack’s primary objectives. The Oandavas were sleeping in the Kauravas tent that night, so Ashwathama killed Draupadi’s five sons known as Uppa-Pandavas instead. Vyasa informs him of this, but before Ashwathama can take his leave to go and attack the Pandavas, they catch up to him. And, boy are they pissed!
And then, Ashwathama and Arjun almost destroy the entire universe by firing brahmastra weapons at each other. Vyasa intercepts them both and admonishes both sides for using such weapons and commands them to retract their arrows. Arjun does it, but Ashwathama doesn’t know how to do this. An angry Vyasa yells at him to change its direction instead. Ashwathama directs it ... [[Music/IronMaiden to kiiiilll ... the unborn in the woooooommmb!!]]
For this act, Ashwathama is cursed with a WoundThatWillNotHeal and a FateWorseThsnDeath. And Krishna revives baby Parikshith.
