Gandhari
The Queen Who Chose Darkness
Blindfolded by choice, not by fate.
They speak of me as queen, as mother, as a woman bound by duty. But I am more than the sum of silks and sons. I wrapped my eyes in cloth, yes, but I see more than most. In silence, I have heard the crumbling of empires. In stillness, I have felt the breaking of hearts. My sons — my hundred sons — were my joy and my doom. I loved them, even as they walked toward ruin. I warned them. And still, the dice were cast.
What I'm Into: The sound of palace winds, My sons' first steps, Sandals on marble floors, Incense at dusk, Voices in the court
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