2.4-6  Katham  etc. upto  Dhartarastrah.   By the portion Bhisma and Drona in war' etc., and by the portion  'I would [not] enjoy the objects of  pleasure', the Sage indicates that in Arjuna's objection, the intention for a particular act and the intention for a particular result are the points deserving rejection.  By the portion  'We do not know this' etc., he speaks of  the intention for a particular action.   For, without intention no action is possible.  Certainly one does not proceed on a war with an intention of getting defeated.  '[In the present war]  even our victory would be surely our misfortune.'  This he says by the portion  'It is good even to go about begging without killing the elders'.  It is also impossible to conclude  'Whether we desire victory or defeat';  for even in the case of our victory our relatives would perish totally.'