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C4. Discuss in pairs and answer each question below in a short paragraph (30-40 words):

1. "There must certainly be water there." How do you think Nakula came to that conclusion?

2. "Arjuna wanted to destroy this unseen foe." Why do you think he wanted to do so?

3. "Yudhishthira himself proceeded in the direction his brothers had taken." What made Yudhishthira take that decision?

4. "Happiness is the result of good conduct." Do you agree with this? Support your answer with an example.

5. "May the cloud-complexioned Nakula arise." Why did Yudhishthira choose Nakula in preference to Bhima and Arjuna?



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Final answer:

Nakula inferred water's presence based on his self-perceived beauty superiority. Arjuna sought to defeat a hidden enemy from a sense of selflessness. Yudhistira chose a path based on loyalty to his brothers.


Explanation:

Nakula concluded there must be water by relying on his own sense of superiority in beauty, showing a mix of arrogance and humility.
Arjuna wanted to defeat an unseen foe due to his sense of duty and selflessness.
Yudhistira followed his brothers' path due to loyalty and familial bonds.


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