Kavita Kane Quotes

Princess, you have decided to follow the hard path. I cannot promise you the life a royal princess deserves,' he began slowly. 'I am a wandered myself, stuck in an eternal search. I am a vagabond who doesn't know where I am going. My past beckons my present, but I can see only a blurred future. All my life, I have been slighted as a person of low birth- and the stigma will rub off on you as well. Yet, I am not ashamed of who I am ...

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I would rather devote myself to what I always did - trying to heal people. That is my way of healing myself.

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She sometimes wished she was more thick-skinned, so that she could see nothing, feel nothing.

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Karna is a good man, but he sees good even in what is bad. His seeing it as good doesn't make the bad good, but makes his goodness look bad.

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“Let me hate you as passionately as I loved you.”

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By going with him, I would have simply imposed myself on him; I would have been a distraction. I helped him follow his heart and his greater good.

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“Grief demands answers but one doesn't always get them.”

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“The course of morality is subtle and even the most illustrious, wise people in this world fail to always understand it.”

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“Marriage did not hold much interest for Urmila but it was a social discipline she would have to conform to. She would rather seek knowledge instead of a suitor.”

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“Urmi, as you always do, you promised me a new hope.”

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“One cannot be happy at the expense of others' unhappiness,especially if they are those you love dearly !”

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“You could always call her secretive, masking her feelings beautifully lest anyone intrude into her inmost realm of hidden thoughts. It was a defense Urmila had evolved since childhood.”

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“Karna gave a mirthless smile and replied evenly,'What is the use of a competition if one cannot be compared with others? Talk is the weapon of the weak; release your arrows instead of hollow words.”

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The bloodline of heroes-like the source of a mighty river-is never known.

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“Radheya has always been a rebel against caste and the social hierarchy,' her mother-in-law said, after a brief pause. 'He has constantly been cruelly reminded that as a sutaputra, he cannot aspire to more than he deserves, but he believes in his own worth.”

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“It is valour which defines a kshatriya, a kshatriya does not define valour. You are known by the deeds done; merit has no pedigree.”

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“Men have always been susceptible to a woman's beauty: it's their weakness and to hide it, some get aggressive.”

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“You told me to look into the mirror each morning and be proud of myself, to do nothing that I would be ashamed of.”

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Karna a bad man doing good things or is he a good man doing bad things?

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Apsaras are nymphs of lust and desire, they cannot beget without love. But then, neither do they know what love is. They are not supposed to fall in love.

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Making and faking love are entirely different. Lust is quick. Love is not. It is a more sustained, exhausting emotion even to sham!

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“Was it because she was an apsara that whatever she touched she could seduce?”

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“Failure often happens because we fail to recognize our strengths and our weaknesses.' Krishna”

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“Snippets from here and there-she's old, she tends to digress”

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“Why, Uruvi always wondered, would Queen Madri consign herself to the flames, when no queen before her had joined their husband in the funeral pyre? Moreover, why would the mother of tiny, helpless six-month-old twins, Nakul and Sahadeva, kill herself and leave them orphaned and under the care of her husband's first wife? It was strange. Had Madri, too, been mortally wounded like her husband, King Pandu, when they had been attacked? Had she been able to talk to Kunti before she died? Had Shakuni played up the curse of the sage to his advantage after all? If he could instigate Duryodhana to burn the Pandavas and the Queen Mother in the lac palace, he would not have any qualms in murdering King Pandu too. The only person who probably knew the truth was Kunti-but she was an evasive lady who knew how to keep her secrets. Uruvi recalled how she had pestered her on her wedding day about whether she had any regrets, but had got nothing out of her.”

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“Hope is often just a consoling thought, our naive disclaimer, retracting the possibility of a certain reality that we don't have the power to change.”

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“Failed relationships do not mean failure. I didn't fail them and they didn't fail me. It's a loss, but not failure!' she”

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“You shall find dear, that the world is full of two-faced people and phonies.'.. And Uruvi was to discover a cruelly superficial world, which she had failed to recognize.”

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