The roles reverse at last. Throughout the Song Arjuna questioned and K answered; now K asks: “Has this been heard by you, Arjuna, with a concentrated mind? Has your delusion, born of ignorance, been destroyed (kaccid ajñāna-sammohaḥ praṇaṣṭaḥ)?” And Arjuna’s reply (18.73) is the answer that ends all questioning: “Naṣṭo mohaḥ smṛtir labdhā — my delusion is destroyed; I have regained my memory (my true understanding) by Your grace; I stand firm, my doubts gone; I shall do Your word (kariṣye vacanaṃ tava).” The transformation traced in the Introduction is complete. The despair of canto 1 has become clarity; the paralysing questions have been answered from within; the memory of who he truly is has returned. He asks nothing more — not because he has been silenced, but because he has been satisfied. And note the fruit is not passivity but readiness: “I shall do Your word” — wisdom flowering, at last, into action.