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## The Fifty-Second Chapter
**I**
She thought, "How can I kill him, even though he is guilty of killing my father? He has pierced my heart with his unparalleled beauty." || 56 || "If I don't enjoy the pleasures of love with him, then my birth in this world is futile." || 57 ||
Therefore, with a bewildered mind, she sent an arrow marked with her name to Hanuman, aiming for the right path. || 58 || She wrote on the arrow, "O Lord! I, who could not be conquered even by the assembled gods, have been defeated by your arrows of love." || 59 ||
**II**
Hanuman, having read the arrow, calmly descended from his chariot. || 60 || Approaching the princess, he embraced her tightly, like Kamadeva embracing Rati. || 61 ||
Then, with her anger subsided, her eyes shedding tears like a stormy day, and grieving for her father's departure, Hanuman said to her, || 62 || "Don't cry, O gentle-faced one! Don't grieve, O beautiful one! This is the way of the eternal Kshatriya Dharma." || 63 || "You know that those who are engaged in royal affairs, driven by their karma, kill even their fathers." || 64 || "Why do you cry in vain? Abandon this grief. My dear, in this whole world, everyone enjoys the fruits of their actions." || 65 || "To say that he was killed by this enemy is merely a deception. In reality, the time has come for him to die due to the influence of his past karma and lifespan." || 66 ||
With these and other words, her grief subsided, and she shone with Hanuman, like a moonless night adorned by the moon. || 67 || The fatigue of battle was dispelled for both of them by their embrace, filled with the torrent of love. || 68 ||
**Notes:**
* **Dyuti:** A Jain term referring to the brilliance or radiance of a soul.
* **Kamabhoga:** A Jain term referring to the enjoyment of sensual pleasures.
* **Somyavaktre:** A term of endearment, meaning "gentle-faced."
* **Bhamini:** A term of endearment, meaning "beautiful one."
* **Kshatriya Dharma:** The code of conduct for warriors in Hinduism.
* **Karma:** The law of cause and effect in Jainism and Hinduism.
* **Ayu:** Lifespan in Jainism.
* **Vati:** A Jain term referring to a being who has attained liberation.
* **Induna:** A Jain term referring to the moon.
* **Nirdhana:** A Jain term referring to a being who has no attachments.
* **Parem:** A Jain term referring to the highest state of being.
* **Rati:** The Hindu goddess of love and desire.
* **Kamadeva:** The Hindu god of love and desire.