Reading Notes: Tiny Tales Ramayana Part B

Rama is exiled by Dasharatha, and Sita, his wife along with Lakshmana, his sister, followed. Rama's people still obeyed by his rules and word; they were still loyal. Bharata becomes king, and a fight breaks out that blames Manthara, for good purpose since she was the one that forced it. Bharata and Shatrungha go to see Rama in the forest where he was exiled to, and talk of needing to make a sacrifice to allow their dead father, Dasharatha to travel to the spirit world. Manthara apologizes continuously to Rama, but Rama is forgiving to her, telling her in a new lifetime the two of them will meet again as Krishna and Kubja. 

Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana then travel all over, receiving gifts and doing deeds for other gods. 

We then come back to Ravana and see his battles and troubles. He ends up capturing Sita, Rama's wife. He was almost stopped by Jatayu, but Ravana ended up beating him in the fight, cutting his wings off causing him to fall to his death. Sita was now Ravana's as he flew to Lanka. 

Rama and Lakshmana learn of the news that Ravana captured Sita from the wounded and dying Jatayu. 

This is obviously a very broad thought of the whole part B, but it's very similar to something like Super Mario Bro's. Mario gets his wife Peach taken by Bowser, and he now has to go on a quest fights many other demons, seeking help from even more beings, and being gifted "boons" along the way. All in all, Luigi is right by his side as his sidekick. It's all very similar to me and really a natural story that teaches morals and hidden concepts throughout each smaller story.

Rama, as Vishnu incarnated with his wife Sita. Wikimedia

Tiny Tales from the Ramayana by Laura Gibbs

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