"I too, O mighty-armed one, O tamer of foes, made a great effort for your sake, that peace might come, O Bharata. The duty owed to dharma has been fulfilled; those wishing to accuse us will have no grounds to speak. That foolish, unwise son of Dhritarashtra considers himself to have attained his goal and, sick with pride, thinks himself strong in force. Let the army be properly arrayed; they, in my opinion, can only be dealt with by their destruction. The sons of Dhritarashtra will not be able to stand their ground when they see Dhananjaya, furious Bhimasena, the twins who are like Yama, unyielding Dhrishtadyumna with Yuyudhana beside him, Abhimanyu, the sons of Draupadi, Virata and Drupada, and the other kings, lords of akshauhinis, unwavering in their valor."