R.K. NarayanI came in several times and spoke, but perhaps you were asleep when I thought you were awake.'' You are very considerate to explain it this way, ' Sugreeva said, 'but I was drunk
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Sugreeva was one of the five Pandava brothers. He was also the brother of Rama, who was also known as Lakshmana. He was the second oldest of the five Pandava brothers. Sugreeva was called, “The one who is slow to anger” by his brother, Rama. He was not known for his good looks or charm, but rather for his righteousness and his strength.
Source: The Ramayana: A Shortened Modern Prose Version Of The Indian Epic
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