Ravana’s 10 heads reminds me of the multi-headed
dragon that grows back two heads every time one if its heads get chopped off.
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Rama probably gave the lamest reason ever to not
take Sita back. Does that mean that all of the killing and fighting that he did
was all in vain?
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Rama said that he knew that Sita was pure and
only looked upon him, yet he said that she needed to go into the fire in order
to cleanse herself, so the people accept him for receiving Sita back by his
hide. Is this a sign of Rama’s weakness of trying to please and prove himself
to his people?
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Did Rama know that Sita was going to be saved by
the fire?
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Looks like I was right. Rama cared more about
his image in the kingdom and what people thought about him then about his own
wife. When Sita was preserved from the fire, I wonder if he was just “playing
along” acting as if he knew what was going on in order to not make himself look
dumb.
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I’m glad that Sita decided to permanently leave
Rama because he didn’t deserve her. He already showed what mattered most to him.
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I feel as if the ending was not satisfying because
they all reached a “heavenly state” that I feel was undeserved due to recent
decisions that Rama made.
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Overall, I feel that it was a great story of a
man who would go to any lengths to rescue his bride, but it simply lacked the fairytale
ending.
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