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Single NPC Dialogue: Prince Thank You for Inviting Me to This Single NPC Dialogue: Prince Thank you for inviting me to this auspicious event. I am honored to see your coronation. Servant Lord Yudhishthira, congratulations on this grand occasion. Princess King Yudhishthira, I look forward to seeing you on the throne over Duryodhana. King You will be a great leader. I look forward to serving under you. Bhima Brother, take you place as King of the World. Arjuna This has been a long time coming. You deserve this honor. Nakula I look forward to continuing to serve by your side. Sahadeva My sword is yours as always brother. Bhishma Nephew, the pride I feel today is beyond measure. May you reign forever. NPC to NPC: Princess to Princess: Princess 1 Draupadi is so lucky. Princess 2 I know, she has five amazing husbands. Princess 1 Then, Lord Yudhishthira is becoming King of the World! Princess 2 Does that make her Queen of the World? Noticing Yudi is there. Princess 1 Oh! Lord Yudhishthira! Princess 2 How long have you been standing there? Princess 1 We just wanted to say how honored we are to be here. Princess 2 Yes! Please excuse us. King to King: King 1 What did you say when Arjuna arrived at your castle? King 2 Arjuna didn’t come to mine, I had Bhima come to mine. King 1 Oh! Arjuna, came to mine and asked me to declare loyalty. I immediately agreed there was no way I could beat his archery prowess. King 2 I agree, I did the same thing with Bhima. We then celebrated and ate. Bhima almost ate everything in my castle… King 1 I’ve heard of his huge appetite. Yudhishthira Coronation Scene A Minister stands next to the throne. Minister We will now begin the coronation of Yudhishthira, the symbol of honor. Minister I welcome King Dhritarashtra, the jewel of the Kuru’s. Dhrita and Vidur walk to their seats. Minister Welcome the brave brothers Krishna and Balarama. Karna and Balarama enter and walk to their seats. Minister Now welcome King Shakuni, Brave Duryodhana and his brothers. Duryodhana enters followed by shakuni and a few of his brothers. Minister We welcome the King of Anga, Karna. Karna walks to his seat. Minister I welcome King Drupad of Panchaal. Drupad walks to his seat. Minister We welcome the Sages Drona and Kripacharya. The Sages walk to their seats. Minister Be prepared! We now welcome Emperor Yudhishthira, Grandsire Bhishma, Queen Draupadi, and Sage Vyas. They walk to their seats and the minister moves to a seat. Yudhishthira I first welcome Sage Vyas and all the sages that have journeyed here. It is a true blessing. I then welcome Grandsire Bhishma and my Uncle, King Dhitarashtra, who have blessed me and honored me with their presence. I also welcome Uncle Vidur, Sage Drona, and Sage Kripacharya. Their knowledge has enlightened me and made me worthy. I bless to my brothers and Duryodhana. I also Pay my respects to all the kings and warriors who have chosen to attend. Bhishma walks to Yudhishthira. Bhishma My nephew and king, you truly are honored and lucky that all kings have accepted your invitation. I have never seen such a presence of sages and kings. Indraprastha Is a great city merely by their presence. Now you must honor them and choose your honored guest. Yudhishthira Who should I honor first Uncle? Bhishma Whoever you feel is the most worthy. Yudhishthira Is that you or Sage Vyas? Bhishma No, it is neither of us. You are wise and just so you must have realized that only one person is worthy of this. That would be Lord Krishna. I say that not only because he is a dear friend, but he dominates any room he enters. He brings life into courtroom and honors every person he meets. Does anyone object? Beat Yudhishthira Join me Lord Krishna, Uncle Bhishma is beyond correct. Krishna sits next to Yudhi Shishupala YUDHISHTHIRA! Shishupala enters. Yudhishthira I honor Lord Krishna, Shishupala. What’s wrong? Shishupala Out of all of the kings here you would honor this milkman! Bhima & Arjuna Shishupala! Bhima One more word and I’ll kill you! Yudhishthira Bhima! Arjuna! Be calm, yo must not over step our boundaries as hosts Krishna Yes, Emperor Yudhishthira is correct. Shishupala, continue today you may speak your mind. Shishupala Ha! I don’t need your permission to speak! You are no cousin of mine. Anyone deserves This honor more than you. This insults all kings! As for Grandsire you are senile and a liar! Your vow is a hoax! You would be single even without this ‘oath!’ Bhishma Shishupala! I will remove your tongue! Lord Shiva is my witness! Krishna Grandsire, he is not insulting you. He is insulting me. Continue Shishupala. Shishupala Stop giving me permission. You are not my better. If anyone needs permission it’s you. You are no great warrior, king, or sage! Balarama Shishupala! I will pull out your tongue! Krishna Let him talk, brother. I’ll forgive him a hundred times as I promised our aunt. Balarama You can forgive him, but I won’t! He insults you and all of these great leaders. Yet you stand there smiling as though he has done nothing! Krishna I’m not smiling, I’m counting his crimes. So far there have been 97 crimes. You have three more Shishupala. Shishupala You don’t scare me! I will insult you three hundred more Times. You have no honor and thus can’t be insulted! That’s 98! You are a cheap thief! That’s 99! You killed the King who fed you and you are ungrateful! That’s 100! Krishna Watch what you say now! They could very well be your last words. Shishupala You are a milk man acting as a king! You are unworthy! Krishna summons the sudarshan chakra. .
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