text: This hero strikes the ground with an arrow to bring forth water for a dying enemy, whom this hero hadpreviously struck with so many arrows that his fallen body appears to be resting on a bed of arrows.
full_question: This hero strikes the ground with an arrow to bring forth water for a dying enemy, whom this hero hadpreviously struck with so many arrows that his fallen body appears to be resting on a bed of arrows. This manwins a battle against a warrior whose chariot becomes stuck in some mud. This slayer of Bhishma and rival ofKarna wins the hand of his wife after he shoots the eye of a golden fish while staring only at its reflection in abowl of oil. This hero is reluctant to fight Duryodhana in the Kurukshetra War until his companion declares"Now I am become death, the destroyer of worlds." For 10 points, name this Pandava prince whose charioteerKrishna delivers the Bhagavad Gita in the Mahabharata. 
first_sentence: This hero strikes the ground with an arrow to bring forth water for a dying enemy, whom this hero hadpreviously struck with so many arrows that his fallen body appears to be resting on a bed of arrows.
raw_answer: Arjuna [or Arjun] 