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Exile from "summary" of Ramayan by P. R. Mitchell

In the epic Ramayan, the concept of exile plays a significant role in shaping the narrative and character development. The protagonist, Prince Rama, is unjustly banished from his kingdom to live in the forest for fourteen years. The exile serves as a test of Rama's virtue and righteousness, as well as a means of fulfilling his destiny. During his exile, Rama demonstrates his unwavering commitment to duty and righteousness by faithfully abiding by his father's decree. Despite facing numerous challenges and obstacles in the forest, including battles with demons and temptations, Rama remains steadfast in his devotion to his principles. The exile also s...
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