Arjuna said: 'O Janardana, Yudhishthira has already said what needed to be said. But, O scourge of enemies, hearing what you have said, it seems to me that you, my lord, do not think that peace is easily attainable, whether on account of Dhritarashtra's greed or because of our present weakness. You also think that human valor alone is fruitless, and likewise that without displaying one's own valor, a man's aims cannot be achieved. What you have said may be true, yet at the same time it may not always be true. Still, nothing should be deemed impossible. It is true that peace seems impossible to you given our dire situation, yet they continue to act against us without reaping the fruits of their deeds.'