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In my perspective, Rama is a perfect man given the fact that he was ready to sacrifice everything if it means he could be with Sita. He also waited for her and was very loyal despite the fact that Sita was with another man. Not only that, he also never give up on finding her despite knowing that there's a high possibility that Sita is already dead.

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Rama is called a perfect man because he would do anything for his wife/woman. He is loyal, sweet, protective and he would kill for his woman. He accepted her decision on letting Sita's mother take her.

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For me, Rama is a perfect man because he is strong, loyal to his partner, and selfless he is the type of person who is willing to sacrifice everything for you and can protect you without any cost.

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Rama is a "Perfect Man" because he has a lot of good qualities and characteristics. He has a lot of good moments too like how he obediently listened to his father even though, he would be banished for 14 years in the forest. He also told his brother Bharata to lead the kingdom even though he wanted to rule and his brother convinced him to stay. Lastly, he is a perfect man because he prioritized his kingdom over his own happiness like how he banished his wife Sita which he loved dearly just because the people don't trust her.

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They were both faithful and loyal to Rama. While Rama was in the forest and when Bharata asked for Rama's sandals, Bharata had faith in Rama to return to their kingdom and he was loyal because he waited for Rama and he also respected Rama a lot.
On the other hand, Lakshman had came to the forest with Rama and that is when you know Lakshman is loyal to Rama. He also helped Rama in finding Sita, and he never refused Rama because he was also faithful to Rama and he respects Rama a lot.

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Because they deserve to live a happy life as a family and that Rama loves Sita so much that he killed the wise and evil Raksasha for her. Sita knows that Rama loves her unconditionally but Sita had already made a decision and let her mother take her.

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What makes Rama so called the "Perfect Man" is because of his loyalty to his own wife, Sita, his obedient character trait which makes him obey his father's demands, and lastly, his bravery that pushes him to involve with such dangerous situation in order to save his only dear wife.

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For me simply he is a definition of a perfect man, because first of all he protected his kingdom, obeyed his virtues or Dharma and even thou it was hard for him to let go of Sits he did it for the sake of his kingdom and at the end he was willing also to die just to be reunited with Sita.

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Rama might be called a perfect guy because of his devotion to his wife, Sita; he would go to any length for her. Not only that, but he is also incredibly patient with his wife. As a King, he did everything he could for his kingdom; the kingdom is his obligation, and even though it was difficult to let go of his wife, he did it nevertheless. As a result, he would do everything for his wife, even sacrifice his own life, only to be reunited with her.

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In my opinion, both of them equally showed their faithfulness to Rama. Lakshman and Bharata were by Rama's side and helped him and respected him as well.

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What makes Rama the "Perfect Man" is his loyalty and devotion to his wife Sita. He is very selfless as well, and would do anything to help others. He is strong and would sacrifice everything for the good of other people.

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In my opinion, rama is definitely the definition of a perfect man. He is so loyal that despite of Rakshasa's seduction, he still thinks about Sita. One of his characteristics is being courageous. He is willing to confront Ravana in order to free the woman he loves. Furthermore, Rama is also a obedient man who follows the king’s commands.

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For me, it would be the difference on how they were treated as a person. For instance when they went back to Rama's kingdom, Rama was glad because the people liked him, meanwhile people were not pleased when it comes to Sita because they told her that she was not "pure already" or she also sold her body to survive. Even thou Sita proved that she was faithful to Rama, she was still exiled from the kingdom. So for me people treated her badly.

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If I am Sita, I would give him a second chance since all of us deserves it. I understand that he was just forced to barnish me in the forest because of the people who questioned my purity. For a second chance, I would like to prove to them that I am pure and they are thinking wrong. Moreover, I also want to be with the man that I love. We've been apart for a long time, and I believe that giving him another chance can show that I forgive him and love him wholeheartedly.

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For me no, because Rama went through a lot for a person even thou he was not a normal person but it was not easy for him to go with life because of what is happening to him. So for me I think I would also have a hard time coping up with things if I will become like Rama. But I am amazed on how strong Rama is when it comes to overcoming fears, problems and by being a man to his promises.

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Rama is the so called "perfect man" because he is loyal, brave, and selfless. He is loyal to his wife and is willing to sacrifice himself for her or the people.

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For me I learned from the epic, is how to be faithful to a person and to your promises or responsibility. Just like what Rama did he was a man to his promises. I also learned that when it comes to love there will be always obstacles in your way but if you and your partner have the faith to one another then you can overcome it definitely. And lastly I learned that every action that you have made has its own consequences so we should be mindful of our actions.

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For me It would be the both of them. Because both of them have shown a characteristic on how a person should be faithful and loyal to a person that you cherish. But if I should choose between the both of them, then I would say Lakshman because  simply he did it out of his dharma which he accompanied Sita and Rama even thou it was not his obligation to accompany the two.

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For me, Rama is a Perfect Man because he is faithful to Sita, he's brave and would do anything to protect his people. He is also loving and very strong.

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I believe they both showed their loyalty and respect for Rama in the same way, because they are on the same team, They even helped him in his efforts to become a king.

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I think both of them are loyal and faithful to Rama because both of them helped Rama in hard times and they show respect to him. But If I had to pick one, I'll pick Lakshman because he's been with Rama since the beginning.

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For me, Rama is the definition of a "Perfect man". it is because first in the beginning even though his father banished him from Ayodhya, he still obeyed his orders. Secondly, When a Rakshasa princess seduced Rama, he did not let her go on her actions much longer rather than rejecting her. This shows that she is very loyal to Sita. Third He is selfess, meaning he always thinks about others rather himself.

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Rama is the perfect man in Indian Literature, he is loyal to his wife for rejecting the love of the Rakshasa princess. He also has fidelity to the kingdom, people, and his Father. Lastly, he had merit intelligence to use in facing situations.

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For me Also, They are both Loyal and Faithful to Rama. These two did actions that made me think that they are really faithful and loyal to their brother which is Rama. Like Bharata, He insisted that Rama should be instead of the King of the throne, and for Lakshman, He followed Rama even though he was banished. These two showed the different ways of their faithfulness and loyalty.

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If I were Sita, I will give Rama a second chance because even though Rama didn't believe Sita that she's been faithful and loyal to him, Rama loves Sita with all his heart but because of the pressure from his people of Ayodhya, Rama was forced to banish Sita into the forest. And also they deserved to be happy with their children after they've been through.

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Rama is an example of a perfect man because of his attitude towards the people around him. He always care and didn't hesitate to help his loved ones like his wife and brothers. He also loyal to his people since he became the king after his father. Lastly he overcome all his problem just by trying his best.

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In my perspective, the distinctions between men and women in the epic are about their ability, for example during battles or fights, women most likely are depicted as powerless, while the males are shown as strong and fearless.

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The major difference between men and women I have seen in the epic is men are the ones who need to work and protect his family. As for the women, they are seen as the one who stays in the house, do chores and to take care of the family.

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For me yes, because even thou a person hurts you, day by day you will also feel sad and empty if you do not forgive a person especially if you love that person and because he/she is not beside you already. And of course if you love that person you are willing to give another chance so that he or she can prove how much he/she loves you unconditionally. And lastly if I am Sita I would be astonished if Rama will accept the second chance because it feels like how a person loves you to the fullest of his/her life.

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What makes Rama the Perfect Man its because he is brave, loyal, obedient , will do anything for Sita. He will do anything for the people he loves, especially to his wife, Sita.

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The major Hindu tradition portrayed in the epic is you can see the Gods and Goddesses that Indians worshipped. Also as the sacrifices, reincarnation and karma.

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For me, the both of them showed more fathfulness and loyalty to Rama. Because both of them showed their loyalty and respect to their brother. They both helped their Brother on his journey.

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Rama was called the perfect man because he was loyal even when Sita was with Ravana. He was also capable of protecting Sita from danger. Lastly, he was  determined no matter what.

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If I were Rama I would not have given into pressure of my people in banishing Sita because I know my wife more than my people know her. But it is also my dharma to make my people satisfy for answers.

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Between Bharata and Lakshman, the one who showed more loyalty and faithfulness to Rama is both of them. When Rama is sent to the forest, he is accompanied by Lakshman. Also, when Bharata whose dharma is to take over and rule the kingdom, but in being a down to earth person, he gave the position to his brother Rama and waited for him one day to come back to rule.

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For me I would say give in to the people, because it was his responsibility as king to protect the people and it's kingdom, of course it was not right to banish Sita but of course he should obey his Dharma as a king. And I think it was right of him to do the action because if not Sita would live a hard and awful life and his sons might be also treated badly like her by the people. So I would also do what Rama did because it was right to do so.

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The major differences between men and women that I have seen from the epic are men has responsibility to protect his family or their people. They are the ones working and appears to be a strong brave man. While women just served their family, do the chores and appears to be weak.

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Both Bharata and Lakshman are loyal and trust Rama. Like even Bharata is the king before Rama, he still wants Rama to rule the Ayodhya and not him and Lakshman even accompany him in the forest with his wife.

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The major difference between men and women that I have seen is that men are the ones who need to do anything for their loved ones, need to decide hard decisions to protect their family. While for the women, they are the ones who stays at home and do chores and to take care of their home.

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If I were Sita I would give Rama a second chance because I could see that he has fidelity in me when he didn't accept any love from other women and stays loyal to me.

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The major differences between men and women as shown in the epic are that the men are the ones who protect and fight for the family, and the women serve the family and do all the menial labor.

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The valuable lessons I can take from the epic is that we need to stay loyal to the ones we love and not to give in to pressure for we can lose them.

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For me, doing rituals, following their culture such as dharma, their belief of having the Gods and Goddesses, sacrifices, having hard decisions and reincarnation.

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It would be, doing rituals, doing your Dharma sincerely and also the  belief of having reincarnation of God's and Goddesses. In the epic you can read in a scenario where they made a magic circle and did rituals for Sita's safety. Also all of them did their Dharma which is a traditions of each Indus. And the Reincarnation which made Sita and Rama became extraordinary and that was also the beginning of their love story. Some characters also possessed some powers that a normal person cannot do and a normal monkey cannot do as well.

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They represented the Hindu culture in the epic the characters symbolized various parts of life for example the various gods and devils or qualities all highlighting ideals crucial to Hinduism.

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The major Hindu traditions shown in the epic are their gods, goddesses, lords and the other things such as Karma, Dharma, and reincarnation.

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I believe that Rama is indeed the “Perfect Man” for he possesses great characteristics. To name a few, he was very obedient to his father when he was told to be exiled in the forest instead of getting the throne. Even though Bharata begged him to come back to their kingdom, he didn’t do it because he doesn’t want to disobey his father’s orders. To add to that, he was also very faithful, not just to his wife, but also to his people. Alongside with that, he was also selfless because despite his love for Sita, he chose to be seperated from her just for the sake of his kingdom and his people. Lastly, he is strong and wise in facing difficulties especially when it involves the people that he loves and cares about.

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If I were Rama, I would not let my people pressure me to banish Sita because they already did the ritual that proves Sita is pure and he loves Rita. And for me, it also shows that Rama's people does not trust him as their king because they don't believe in him.

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If I were given a chance, I don't want to be Rama because of the fact that I am not perfect as a human being. Made mistakes, fall, and rise. I am fine for not being perfect because, in those mistakes that I make, I can make solutions and learn lessons to apply when I face another problem.

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If I were Rama, I would have not given into the pressures of my people to banish Sita, because she was my wife and I loved her very much.

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The major difference is that most of the men in the epic are loyal to the women they love that they will do anything for their wife and also for the people they have. Meanwhile, some women also loyal for some people but not all like how other women treat Sita.

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If I was Rama, I would give in because it is a King responsibility to protect his people first. And of course I would feel sad to banish my own wife but if I have another choice other than banishing my own wife, I would choose that other choice.

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If I were Sita, I would have given Rama a second chance, because I think that everyone deserves to have a second chance and that I knew he was loyal and loving.

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I think the Major Hindu Traditions that were portrayed in the epic are Dharma, Reincarnation, and Karma. There were also Gods and Goddesses in the epic.

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The Major Hindu Traditions were Portrayed in the Epic were practices like Dharma. This Really made an impact because it was shown in some parts in the epic. The other Traditions were also about Gods and Godesses and also reincarnations.

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Rama is known as the "Perfect Man" because he would do anything for his wife/woman. He is devoted, loving, and protective of his girlfriend, and he would give his life for her. He agreed with her decision to allow Sita's mother to take her.

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Rama is known as the "Perfect Man" because he would do anything for his wife/woman. He is devoted, loving, and protective of his girlfriend, and he would give his life for her. He agreed with her decision to allow Sita's mother to take her.

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Yes, because as read the story it was shown how loyal Rama is to Sita. He loves her so much and everyone deserves a second chance in life. So for me, I would give Rama a second chance to start again as a happy family and rule the kingdom together.

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Like the reincarnation of God Vishnu to Rama and God Lakshmi to Sita.

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In my own perspective, Lakshman showed more faithfulness and loyalty to Rama because even though I believe that showing your loyalty and faithfulness to someone can be showed through different ways, I have realized that one of the reasons why Bharata begged Rama to go back to the kingdom is because of the Dharma. Yes, he believed in Rama’s capabilities but we can never hide the fact that a part of him wanted Rama to be the king because he believed that it was Rama’s dharma to be the next king of Ayodhya. On the other hand, Lakshman’s way of showing his faithfulness and loyalty was through staying by Rama’s side ever since he was banished. He didn’t left him even if the life in the forest is different from the life in the kingdom. To add to that, he suffered together with Rama and Sita because he was the one who’s with them from the very start.

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The valuable lessons that I can take from the epic are to stay faithful, loyal and trust your partner even he/she is away from you.

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The valuable lesson that I learned is that we all have responsibilities and decision in life. And also be faithful to the person who is always by your side and who loves you.

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One of the valuable lessons I can take from the epic is that you should always be faithful and loyal to the people you love, and to always follow up on your responsibilities.

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Yes, I would give it to the people because if not it would just cause more problems in the Ayodhya just to save your wife. I know it is kind of bad, but I rather choose peace to the whole nation rather than saving one person.

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In my perspective, what makes Rama the ''Perfect Man'' is that he is obedient despite being treated unfairly, selfless, loyal and faithful. No matter the consequences or the situation, he is always there willing to sacrifice himself either for his beloved wife or his people.

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Yes, Because both of them loved and loyal to each other so Rama deserve a second chance, and also they will just going to forgive each other.

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No, because he went through a lot of hardships even though is not a normal person but he coped with it. And I respect him for that, not giving up on the person who you love.

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If I were given the chance, I don't want to be just like Rama because Rama is a perfect man. Being perfect gives a lot of pressure and expectations from someone. And for me, being perfect will not allow you to make a mistake because they will automatically be disappointed in you.

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Always try your best at everything to solve the problem. Also make the best decision that you will not regret after you decide. Lastly always stay loyal to each other.

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No, a lot of problems and hard decisions. Can't handle it.

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In my point of view, Both Bharata and Lakshman showed equal loyalty and faithfulness to Rama. This is because, as we go along the story, we can see how they always stayed by Rama's side till the end through their actions.

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As to what I have observed, the major Hindu traditions that were portrayed in the story are the Dharma and Moksha. On top of the list, dharma was really pin-pointed in the story. An instance is when Rama was told to be banished in the forest by his father instead of being the King. Since he is a son, it was his dharma to obey his father, and so he did. Another is when Sita accompanied Rama in the forest when he was exiled because she wanted to obey and follow the dharma that as his wife, she shall never leave his side unless she is told to do so. Lastly, I have also witnessed the moksha tradition in the story. A very known instance is when Rama’s father was stepping out of the throne because he was already getting old and it was a tradition for the Hindu people to withdraw themselves from everyone in the society when you have already finished doing your work or mission.

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The Major difference Between men and women from the Epic is that the Men are the ones who Hunt, Fight, Protect, and provide for the family. In the Meantime, The women do housework or do things around the house or what we call housework, and they are the ones who listen or obey the men.

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If I were given the chance, I would say no, because Rama is referred to as a "Perfect Man", and that means that everyone expects you to be perfect and not make any mistakes. I still respect Rama, because he is strong, never giving up.

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In my point of view, the major Hindu traditions portrayed were their beliefs including their Gods and Goddesses, dharma, reincarnation, and sometimes love epics/stories.

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Honestly speaking, if I were in Rama’s place, I would have also given into the pressures of my people to banish Sita. Despite my love for her, I can never deny the fact that it is my responsibility as the King to give my people their wants and needs especially when it involves the reputation of my kingdom. You might think that it will greatly hurt Sita, but it will also be hard for me. Yes, it will be hard for the both of us to get seperated from each other, but we should think about the state of the kingdom. If Sita loves me as much as I love her, I think she would understand my decision as well.

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For me, Rama is a perfect man since he is known to sacrifice everything just for Sita. He is very faithful to the woman he loves. He is selfless and will do anything just to protect Sita.

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In my opinion, both of them showed faithfulness to Rama since they both helped Rama, their dear brother with his journey in life.

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In my point of view, If I were Rama, I would not give in to the pressure of my people to banish Sita. Even though it may cause problems or chaos amongst my people, I would rather not give in because my love for my significant other is stronger than the pressure. And, although I am obliged to ensure my people's safety, I believe there are other ways to solve the problem without hurting both my people and my significant other.

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If I was Rama, I would give in Because It is my responsibility do take care of my people first. Even though she is my wife, I still have a lot of responsibilities to take care in my kingdom and Since she is my wife, She would understand my action. And I trust that She will come back because I know that she is pure.

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I can see in the epic the major differences of men and women is that people think that women are powerless, weak, delicate and should stay at home to do household chores and opposite for the men, they describe them as strong, well-built and dominant but in fact women can do everything just like men.

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In my point of view, if I were Sita, I would give Rama a second chance. This is because, through our hardships, we deserve our very own happy ending. In addition, in the epic, it clearly shows how much Rama adores and loves Sita, so it wouldn't hurt to give a second chance.

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If I were Rama, I would give in to the pressure of the people to banish Sita, Because it is a king's responsibility to restore order,accept the requests of my people and establish peace in my kingdom.

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If I were Rama, I would have given in to the pressures of the people to exile Sita. It is because my first priority as a King of Ayodhya is to protect my constituencies and follow what my people will say after thinking about it thoroughly.

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I feel like both of them showed their faithfulness and loyalty to Rama. But I think Lakshman is more loyal to Rama. For instance, Lakshman accompanied his brother Rama, to the forest with his sister-in-law being the whole third wheel in the group just to be with them. He could've done something else like helping the kingdom in his whole 14 years in the forest but he decided to stay with Rama and Sita and enjoy his life with them in the forest. Although he may have been more loyal, Bharata has also showed his trust and loyalty to Rama. While Bharata on the other hand, even though he could've gotten the whole kingdom to himself, he did not agree and ended up finding Rama. He insisted his brother to go back because it is not his place to rule. Although Rama said he should follow their father's orders, Bharata obliged but he took Rama's sandals as a reminder who the true ruler is. He took the role as a substitute Ruler because its his Dharma.

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If I were Sita, I will give Rama a second chance. It is because Rama did that for Ayodhya, he has some other priorities before me back then but now I am sure that he is compensating for what he have missed as a husband and a father as well. So, I should give him a second chance.

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The valuable lessons that I can get from the epic is that we need to be faithful and forgiving to our loved ones.

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In my point of view, the valuable lessons I can takes from the epic is learning about our decision makings and that our decisions will contain sacrifices. And, as an individual no matter our social status, we all have responsibilities and duties to follow for the better good. To add, always be faithful and loyal towards your significant other for you will not always find another chance to find one that would do anything for you.

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If I were given the chance to be Rama, I don't think I can't accept the opportunity. It is simply because Rama is described to be as a "Perfect Man" and I am afraid that the people will only be disappointed if I lack on one thing.

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In my point of view, the major differences between men and women I have seen from the epic is that most people already have a general point of view of how they see both female and male. Males are seen as superior, heroic, brave and are the ones whom support their family while females are sometimes misunderstood just because of their man's status, but not all think negatively about women. Also, women are expected to be the one in charge of things at their household.

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If I were Sita, I think I will give him a second chance because even tho other women try to seduce him he stays loyal to his partner Sita and also giving him second chance is also a way to see Rama's personality, true self, and know him more.

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As someone who believes that not everyone doesn’t deserve a second chance that’s why we should only give it to those people who deserve it, I would whole-heartedly give a second chance to Rama because I know that he greatly deserves it. Yes, he had a choice during those times wherein his people doubted my purity, and he chose them over me, but I will still understand his decision because I know that it was also hard for him since he has a huge commitment to the kingdom and his people. Another is that I would like to let my children experience a complete family. After 15 years of being apart from each other, I know that my children has been longing to have a family that is complete. Lastly, I will give Rama a second chance because I believe that the stars had really made their ways to make our paths cross once again. Though we have been apart for almost half of the years that we’ve been together, in those years when we were together, our love for each other was tested through the struggles that we have successfully faced. There were a lot of hindrances during those times, and I think that now would be the right time to be with the person that I truly love the most. After all those things that we’ve experienced, I think it’s not bad to choose our happiness this time. After all, we all deserve to be happy.

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In my point of view, If I were given the chance to be just like Rama, I would rather choose not to. This is because, he is viewed as a ''Perfect Man'' and I don't think I can uphold the expectations people have of me considering that I am royalty born which means I am responsible for many lives and various of duties. Also, I do not want to experience losing a loved one of mine for it will be too hard for me to bear the pain.

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Some valuable lessons I learned from the epic is being faithful and loyal to a person or your partner just like Rama he would do anything for Sita,protect her and give her the love she deserved.

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I have observed that there are a lot of differences between men and women in the epic. Like how the men go hunting and the girls stay at home. Men initiate the proposal while women wait and hope they marry the men she loves. Also, when Rama and Lakshmi came home, the people welcome Rama with open arms while they despised Lakshmi. They questioned her purity and when it came that she's still pure, they didn't buy it and said that there must be something wrong or she cheated in some way. It may have been because Rama is perfect that's why everyone likes him, but its still sad that she got treated badly.

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I was given a chance to be like Rama, I think I prefer not to because he is a king, and the fact that he is viewed as a "Perfect Man" is like a will for me,you should be perfect and good in anything, and being a king is a lot of job and pressure for me and I don't think I can be a king like him because I have a different personality and ability compared to Rama.

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If I were Sita, I would give Rama a second chance because for me I would understand his situation. I will know that He has responsibility to take care of in the kingdom. I also know that this is a hard decision for him and that I will just support him. I already know that Rama is a good guy and that he has done everything for Sita and that he really deserves having a second chance.

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There are many Hindu traditions portrayed in the Epic such as their belief in Dharma, Gods and Goddesses, incarnations, the more heads you have the wiser you are, and many more.

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Because no one is perfect, there is no such thing as a perfect human being; nevertheless, this is not the case for Rama. Rama is known as the "Perfect Man" because of his pleasant personality and positive attitude. He was a selfless man because he was willing to sacrifice everything he had for the lady he cherished. He was faithful since he waited for her regardless of the reality that she was with some other man. Finally, he was a strong, loyal, loving, and devoted husband to his wife.

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The 3 instances that make Rama a "Perfect Man" are:

1. Even though it was difficult for him, he banished his own wife in order to follow the dharma.
2. In the epic, he was loyal to his wife and shows his love for her.
3. He was obedient and listened to his father, He obeys his father's demands while knowing that they are wrong.