This character's death is indirectly caused by one of his sons pretending to be a pregnant woman in front of a group of sages.
This character's death is indirectly caused by one of his sons pretending to be a pregnant woman in front of a group of sages. When this character places a child with three eyes and four arms on his lap, the extra appendages disappear. This character's kinsmen kill each other en masse with blades of grass that turn into iron clubs, ful lling a curse placed on him by another character who states that the women of his race will weep just as she has wept for her one hundred dead sons. While waiting for this character to wake up, Duryodhana (dur-yohd-HAH-nah) arrogantly sits behind his head rather than at his feet; as a result, this character's armies  ght for the Kauravas, but he personally serves as an advisor to the Pandavas. This character says "I am become death, the destroyer of worlds" in a speech on the importance of following dharma. For 10 points, name this character in the Mahabharata who acts as Arjuna's charioteer and is an avatar of Vishnu.
This character's death is indirectly caused by one of his sons pretending to be a pregnant woman in front of a group of sages.
Krishna [prompt on Vishnu]