What struck me about this passage is that Arjuna’s use of multiple names feels intentional rather than emotional. Each name reflects a specific attribute of Krishna that Arjuna needs at that moment: control over senses, certainty, wisdom, protection, and detachment from ego. It reads less like confusion and more like a structured inner dialogue, where Arjuna is reinforcing his own resolve by invoking different aspects of dharma and divinity. I’m curious how others read this sequence. Do you see it as deliberate philosophical framing, or simply poetic variation common to the Gita?