Reading Notes - Narayan's Mahabharata, Part C

I really liked the small part about the story of the lake. It reminded me of ghosts of Christmas past. I think it would be fun to retell this story, but have the brothers have to answer the questions going over a bridge or something similar and have them all take their exile somewhere different and crazy. There wasn't anything else I really connected to in the rest of part C.

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Title: The Mahabharata: A Shortened Modern Prose Version of the Indian Epic
Author: R. K. Narayan
Year: 1978

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