Wait,
he never questions her? What, a woman
who gets to be overbearing and hold power in a relationship? But wait she is a child killer. What a great female character. Possible story topic blog. What was she like? What was he like? Was their marriage happy? It really took him until the eighth child to
protest against this? No spine? Maybe she was just so beautiful that he could
not deny her any wish or thing that she declared or asked for? Possibly blinded by love or beauty? Scared of dying alone? Fortunate enough to have such a beautiful
woman love him? What a sad and pathetic narrative
this would make for a storytelling blog.
Possibly do this from her perspective, but not as promising as from his
perspective.
Or
do the fisherman’s daughter? What was
she like? How invested was she in this
romance? How young was she? Gross.
Sappy, young love romance or a woman like Kaikeyi who is only invested
in protecting herself and making sure that she has a rich life married to the
king, Shantanu. But she smelled like a
fish? How horrible and sad. If this was a modern day high school, she
would have for sure been homeschooled or made fun of? Comical story? Too cheesy?
Too easy? Too boring and relies
heavily on blatant, crude humor?
No. He has such bad luck with
women. How very sad.
Satyavati. Source: Wikipedia
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