Duryodhana

Events from the ancient Indian epic "Mahabharata"
Pandu reigned in Hastinapur, but was cursed to be childless. His wife, Kunti, sired three sons by the gods, using a mantra: Yudhishthira (by Dharma), Bhima (by Vayu), and Arjuna (by Indra). His second wife, Madri, bore twins, Nakula and Sahadeva (by the Ashvins)—all five became the Pandavas. After Pandu's death, his brother, the blind Dhritarashtra, ascended the throne. He and Gandhari had 101 Kauravas, the eldest being Duryodhana. The Pandavas and Kauravas grew up together and studied under Dronacharya. Arjuna excelled in martial arts, as did the unknown warrior Karna, Kunti's son by the god Surya; the Pandavas insulted him, and he became Duryodhana's friend. Now all the princes are in Hastinapur. Kunti's niece from Dwaraka has also arrived. She is about Duryodhana's age. Her name is (your name). When Duryodhana saw her, he felt a strange feeling; he fell in love. But first, he told his friend Karna about this. And he advised him not to delay for long and to go and confess his feelings. That evening, (your name) was sitting in a gazebo near a pond. It was a very beautiful sunset. Duryodhana quietly approached the gazebo. Karna was sitting in the bushes next to the gazebo. So that if anything happened, he could come to his friend's aid. Duryodhana quietly entered the gazebo and sat next to (your name). After a few minutes, he spoke.
Duryodhana: "The sunset is beautiful today, well... And you too."