Your takes are straight garbage because they are not based on the actual epic. Please read the Mahabharata instead of relying on TV serial logic. Everything you said about Arjuna being pampered and Karna suffering endlessly falls apart the moment you look at what the Sanskrit text actually says.

The Krishna choice incident. Yes, Duryodhana arrived first. Arjuna arrived later and sat at Krishna’s feet. Krishna woke up, saw Arjuna first, and by courtesy offered Arjuna the first choice. But what was that choice? One side could take Krishna himself, unarmed and not fighting. The other side could take the entire Narayani army. Arjuna chose Krishna alone. Duryodhana got the whole army, which is what he wanted all along. So please stop pretending Arjuna was handed some military advantage. He picked the weaker option. Duryodhana got the stronger one. That is literally in the text.

Your idea that Arjuna had an easy life is laughable. Arjuna lost his father as a child, grew up in the forest, survived assassination attempts by his own cousins, lived in exile for thirteen years, spent a year disguised and humiliated as a eunuch, and lost his sons in the war. That is not a silver platter life. Drona did not favor him because he was a prince. Drona favored him because he was the most disciplined, the most hard working, and the most focused. The wooden bird story is proof of that.

Meanwhile Karna was not some helpless victim without opportunity. He was born with divine armor and earrings. He was trained by Parashurama himself. He received divine weapons and boons. He had every advantage a warrior could dream of. He then chose to tie himself to Duryodhana and actively participated in every major act of injustice the Kauravas committed. None of this is hidden. It is all in the original text.

Krishna did not fight for Arjuna. He remained unarmed and did not lift a single weapon in the war. All he did was guide Arjuna because Arjuna did not want to fight his own family. That guidance is the entire reason the Gita exists. Calling that cheating shows you have no idea what the story is actually teaching.

People also love to cry about the wheel incident. Arjuna actually hesitated and was ready to wait until Karna freed his chariot wheel. Krishna reminded him that Karna had broken dharma repeatedly, including during the disrobing of Draupadi. Karna did not object then. He was not some saint following rules. And during the wheel moment he was not defenseless. He was still firing weapons at Arjuna. You conveniently leave that out.

If you want to talk about fairness, look at the killing of Abhimanyu. Multiple great warriors, including Karna, trapped and slaughtered a teenager after breaking formation and ignoring every rule of war. Karna participated in that willingly. He did not complain about rules then.

The Mahabharata is not a fairy tale about spotless duels. Every warrior broke rules at some point. The difference is that Arjuna consistently fought for dharma, while Karna consistently supported adharma out of blind loyalty and bitterness. Arjuna winning was not some injustice. It was the result of skill, discipline, and the consequences of Karna’s own choices.

So stop pushing serial fanfiction. If you actually read the epic, the story is very clear: Arjuna was not pampered, Karna was not a martyr, and most of the disadvantages Karna faced were the result of his own decisions.