Why was Duryodhana's brow darkened at the exhibition? Why did the people look towards the entrance of the exhibition? Why was it a twist of fate when Karna and Arjuna faced each ot... Why was Duryodhana's brow darkened at the exhibition? Why did the people look towards the entrance of the exhibition? Why was it a twist of fate when Karna and Arjuna faced each other? Why was Duryodhana delighted with Karna's feats? Why did Arjuna say that Karna was intruding? Why did Indra and Bhaskara appear in the skies? Why did Kunti faint on seeing Karna? Why did Kripa ask Karna to reveal his lineage? Why was Karna's father afraid? Why did Bhishma mock Karna?
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- Duryodhana's brow darkened because Arjuna's skills overshadowed Karna's.
- The search results do not provide information about why people looked towards the entrance.
- The search results suggest it was a fateful encounter because Karna aimed to kill Arjuna.
- Duryodhana was delighted with Karna's feats because he was aware of Karna's jealousy towards Arjuna and saw Karna as valuable in defeating the Pandavas.
- The search results do not directly explain why Arjuna said Karna was intruding.
- The search results do not provide information about why Indra and Bhaskara appeared in the skies.
- The search results do not provide information about why Kunti fainted on seeing Karna.
- The search results do not explain why Kripa asked Karna to reveal his lineage.
- The search results do not provide information about why Karna's father was afraid.
- The search results do not provide information about why Bhishma mocked Karna.
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Here are the answers to the questions, based on inferences from the search results:
- Duryodhana's brow darkened because Arjuna's skills overshadowed Karna's.
- The search results do not provide information about why people looked towards the entrance.
- The search results suggest it was a fateful encounter because Karna aimed to kill Arjuna.
- Duryodhana was delighted with Karna's feats because he was aware of Karna's jealousy towards Arjuna and saw Karna as valuable in defeating the Pandavas.
- The search results do not directly explain why Arjuna said Karna was intruding.
- The search results do not provide information about why Indra and Bhaskara appeared in the skies.
- The search results do not provide information about why Kunti fainted on seeing Karna.
- The search results do not explain why Kripa asked Karna to reveal his lineage.
- The search results do not provide information about why Karna's father was afraid.
- The search results do not provide information about why Bhishma mocked Karna.
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The answers are based on the context provided by the search results, which relate to the Mahabharata and the characters of Duryodhana, Karna, and Arjuna.
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Sources
- Why was Duryodhana's brow darkened at the exhibition? - StudyX - studyx.ai
- Setting the record straight about Mahabharata's Karna - Blog - iskcondesiretree.com
- Why did Duryodhana keep trusting in Karna despite his ... - Quora - quora.com
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