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In my own opinion, the 3 instances that makes Rama a "Perfect Man" are:

He follows the rules and the belief on his dharma that fulfill the duties as a person, he was also righteous and kind on his wife by helping her and being kind and humble, and the last and next is that he's brave and strong to fight the dark and evil side due to his intense training to defend and preserve good and to defeat and banish the bad ideas.

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Rama is a perfect man because of the following incidents;

- He follows the order of his father to live in the forest for a long period.
-He is loyal to his wife, he never marry another woman.
-He banished his own wife even though it's hard for him in order just to follow the dharma.

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1. He's determined, he'll do anything just to be with you. H saved Sita when Sita was captured by Ravana. 2. He's loyal, even though it tooks months for him and his lover to meet, his love didn't died for Sita. 3. He even died and left his kingdom to the twins, just to meet Sita and heaven for them to be together.

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yes, Rama deserves a second chance to prove that his love for Sita is really pure.

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If I were Sita, I would give Rama a second chance because even before, he showed how much love he has for his wife. Rama knows Sita is the one rightful to be by his side until the end.

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Rama was stated to be a perfect man in the epic for he is obedient, follows and listens to the opinion of others, and genuinely accepting his own Dharma.

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Rama is a perfect man because, he follows his fathers orders even though he knows that it is not right. He was loyal to his wife in the epic and showed that he loved her. He followed his dharma even though it meant that he would have to leave his wife.

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What makes Rama the perfect man would be because of his love for Sita. When Sita was abducted, he did anything just to save her. He also is very obedient. He follows his Dharma. He is brave, he is dedicated to his beliefs, and he has integrity.

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He makes a perfect man of being determined to find Sita, he also is willing to do anything for his wife while thinking of his people, and lastly he followed his dharma.

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-Rama is literally the example of a man that you can trust. He display his moral and social behavior with perfection.
-Rama's loyalty is out of this world. He is selfless and protective, handsome as well
- Rama is also the embodiment of a man who gives you compassion, kindness and gentleness.

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Rama is always sincere he did not marry another woman, he is also objective rather than subjective, he did not let his desires take over him and that's what makes Rama the Perfect Man.

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Rama is the Perfect man Because
-he was obedient and listened to his father
-he was loyal to his wife and he did not marry when she was banished.
- he fulfilled his dharma as a king and followed the wishes of the people even though it was difficult for him.

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To be honest, both of them are loyal. But on the Dharma rules, the Bharata is the one who is loyal to the Dharma rules by following it that Bharata will not accept the reign because the Dharma said that the Oldest must be king or ruler. While on loyalty, it is Lakshman due to his service.

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Both of his brother was loyal to him but if I were to choose, I would choose Lakshman. Lakshman because when he knew that he the throne wasn't for him in the first place, he came to the forest and begged Rama to return. And even Rama refused to return, he asked for the pair of sandals of Rama just to out it on the throne.

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I think both of his brothers were loyal to him, however if I were to choose which one, I would choose Lakshman. Even though Rama was exiled, he still chose to be with him, and begged Rama to let him accompany him and his wife in the forest. Lakshman even went as far as wounding a woman because she was seducing his brother. While Bharata only went after Rama because he knew Rama is the one rightful to the throne.

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I believe they are both loyal, but if I had to choose, I would chose Lakshman because he accompanied Rama during his banishment despite the fact that he did not have to. He also helped Rama in rescuing Sita when she was kidnapped by Ravana.

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In my own perspective of a perfect man such as for Rama is not a truly divine person, but someone who is very persevered, humble, brave, and obedient as he follows his Dharma no matter what.

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For me, Lakshman showed more loyalty and faithfulness because during the time Rama got exiled from the Kingdom he chose to follow Rama even though it is not needed and it means that he'll also leave the Kingdom. But at the same time Bharata is also a good man, he didn't like what his mother did and find Rama to tell him that he is willing to serve him.

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There are significant differences in the epic between man and woman. These attitudes reflect on the Hindu belief that this must be followed by the Indian People. It is where the man will work and work for the basic needs while the woman will serve her husband. It also showed that the man must have respect for the woman by serving her and being a gentleman by kindness. And also, the everlasting love with each other so that the relationship will get along together. In the story, it reflects their unconditional love for each other. It was more like a romantic Disney story. No matter how far they go or how far the distance is, both Rama and Sita showed their affection towards each other and loyalty to preserve and to show the true Unconditional Love as a family. Rama works for survival and kingdom while Sita guides his husband. And this also applied in the Indian Culture where men must fulfill their duties while the women must hold responsible for helping their husbands and their children by guiding them. In short, the women must prove their purity on Dharma while the men will work and serve and be allowed to have more than one wife.

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1. He is obedient to his father's request to be banished from the kingdom for fourteen years. He followed his father even though the request may hurt his feelings.
2. He is faithful and loyal towards his wife, Sita. Rama also didn't bring into the seduction of the Rakshasa princess even though in their culture, men can have multiple wives. He was able to think of the possible future of his children and he wouldn't allow that one of them will follow the same fate that he currently has.
3. Rama had also banished Sita, his wife, from the kingdom even though it will hurt him, since it was a way to follow his dharma.

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He is seen as the ideal husband, son, and future king and all of the characteristics that come with being all of these things. In addition to many others, he is loyal, strong, selfless, protective, and handsome.

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Rama is referred as the "Perfect Man" as First, He is very loyal to his wife and will do anything to protect and stay by her side. Second, He is obedient and obeys his fathers demand. Lastly, he is a king who follows what the people's wishes are even if it hurts him.

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I think the differences between a man and a woman is that the wife will have to be loyal and serve him, while the husband will become the breadwinner to obtain the basic needs for him and his wife. It is showed in the epic how men are much more trusted than women when Rama and Sita came back to the kingdom. Sita was kidnapped, she showed loyalty and didn't even catch a glimpse of Ravana. Sita was standing calmly in an arena with flames burning around the lotus platform where she stood to prove her innocence, however, many still believed that she was touched and tainted.

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Rama is portrayed as the perfect man in the story. The love Rama has for Sita is what makes him the perfect man. When Sita was abducted, he went to whatever length to find and save her. He is also incredibly obedient, prepared to go to any length for his wife while keeping his people in mind. Lastly, he also follows his Dharma.

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Rama makes the "Perfect Man" because he is obedient, he listen well to others, is loyal and loving to his wife and he follows his Dharma.

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To be honest, this is a difficult question if I am Rama. Because I was pressurized by the people to banish Sita or to save her because she's my wife. But to be honest, my own opinion is that i will save Sita. Because she's my wife and let's give her a chance to forgive her wrongdoings and to purify her soul to became pure again. And also, it doesn't matter if the people will against or rebel against me. Just to be important that my family and my kingdom is safe.

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What makes Rama a perfect man?

-Rama is loyal and expresses fidelity to his wife despite the fact that he was seduced by a Rakshasa princess.
-In the epic, Rama is faithful to his wife and demonstrates that he loves her. Rama did everything to save Sita when she was abducted by Ravana, the ten-headed ruler of Sri Lanka, and even persecuted him and his troops in order to revenge and reclaim his wife.
-Rama even followed his Dharma despite the fact that it meant abandoning his wife.

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The valuable lesson is to be kind and humble. You must also be righteous to your brothers and your wife. And the last one is to follow the orders and your responsibility as a person so that to preserve the human qualities and to live properly. You must also follow the law and our loyalty to it. And also, the most important lesson is to follow Dharma. We must follow and fulfill our faith and spirit in our life. Remember these words, Fidelity, Responsibility, Loyalty, and Righteousness. We need to follow dharma to prevent chaos in our life and each individual level through gratitude. If we are just an imbecile that didn't follow, then we are risking the human rights of the people and your dharma itself. This means that you betrayed yourself and you betrayed the world.

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Both brothers are loyal, but if I had to choose between two, I'd go with Lakshman since he has shown greater loyalty and fidelity to his brother, Rama.
-Despite the fact that he was not required to accompany his brother, Lakshman still accompanied Rama to the wilderness when he was exiled from the kingdom of Ayodhya.
-Lakshman even wounded a woman, the Rakshasa princess for seducing his brother, Rama.
-Lakshman also helped and fought alongside Rama when Sita was abducted by the ten headed ruler of Sri Lanka to which is Ravana.

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If I was given a chance, then I will like to be Rama, well only for some of his attitudes. It is because he had a golden heart, then followed dharma, was righteous to his brother, father, and wife, brave to fight evil, and kind to others. This must be applied to us so that to preserve our dharma and our righteousness as a human on committing good and avoid bad.

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Though both of his brothers were very loyal, Lakshman for me was the one who showed loyalty and faithfulness more, He was the one who accompanied Rama with Sita in the forest and drove away the Rakshasa princess who tried to seduce Rama. He also chose to be with Rama and Sita when they got exiled from Ayodhya.

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Both of them showed great loyalty to Rama but personally, i think Lakshman showed more loyalty to Rama as well as faithfulness because in a time where Rama was exiled from the kingdom he wanted to accompany Sita and Rama to wherever they go. And it shows how loyal Lakshman is to Rama

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What makes Rama the Perfect Man is because:

1. He is very obedient towards his father and listened to his request even it may be hurtful for him. Even when Bharata begged him to return and rule, he refuses and accepted his fate to go into banishment.

2. We can see that Rama's love for Sita is a never-ending. He's willing to sacrifice everything especially when Sita was abducted and followed his principle, and that is of being loyal. He didn't married another, that made Sita his first and last wife.

3. Lastly, Rama followed his Dharma that led him to banish his own wife, Sita, even on how hurtful and difficult the situation it is for him.

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The differences that i think can be seen from the epic is that a woman is there to serve him as well as to bear the man's child, a woman is there to love him and accompany him to the path where the man goes. A man on the other hand is the one who makes the money, creating riches for the family as well as provide the family with its needs.

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If i were Sita, i would give a second chance to Rama, Rama showed how much he loved Sita. He showed that no matter how separate they are from seas to land, he would love Sita so much that not even a distance can stop him from loving her.

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The 3 instances that makes him a Perfect Man:

First, he is ready to sacrifice for his love second, he knows how to follow the Kingdom's rules and lastly, he is brave and knows how to fight.

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The lesson u can take from the epic is loyalty, loyalty to not only your parents but to your wife and people as well. You can learn from the epic to obey rules from your life rules that helps you, while not loosing your humanity to follow and obeying orders that may have taken a hard choice.

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If i were Sita i will give a second chance in order for them to have a good family especially that they have twin sons Lav and Kush.

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The major difference between a man and a woman in the epic is that the woman or wife serves as her husband's child bearer and should remain faithful and loyal to him. A wife's faith, trust, and love for her husband should be unwavering.
On the other hand, a man or husband must work hard in order to obtain wealth to provide for his family's wants and needs.
In short, the woman should be a good house-wife while the man must work to gain riches to provide for his family according to the epic.

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If I were Sita, I will give Rama a second chance it's because no matter how distant we may be, from nations to nations, from kingdoms to kingdoms, his love for Sita is just pure and unwavering.
Rama's affection, loyalty, love, and commitment to Sita is so strong that he even rejects the seduction of the Rakshasa princess.
Rama even defeated the ten headed ruler, Ravana and his troops from the kingdom of Sri Lanka to avenge and retrieve Sita.
Soo, it's indeed a yes, I will give Rama a second chance if I were Sita.

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If I was given a choice, I would choose not to be like Rama. Although being defined as a "perfect man" having a nice attitude and well, being everything a person can call perfect. Having a royal life is not for me, I know some of us view royal life as golden riches having everything you want. But by being the definition of "perfect man" and being a royalty it limits the way you want your life to be. Some of you may disagree, but just one mistake I make while being Rama can break the way people view you since you are supposed to be a "perfect man". In summary, I choose not to be like Rama, being not perfect brings your more opportunities to learn, and mistakes are a nature of humanity, and most of all having an attitude, personality of a good person does not require to be like Rama or to be a perfect man.

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The lessons I have learned from the epic are "Loyalty and Fidelity" & "Follow and achieve your Dharma no matter what, no matter how hard it may seem".

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If I were Rama, I would be very pressured, seeing as the only options I have is to either banish Sita or to have my own people rebel against me. However in this case, Sita is my wife, basically my soulmate, meaning I'd do anything for her since she was there when I was exiled. I'd rather be with the love of my life than be a king where she's not by my side.

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The valuable lessons that I've learned is that obedience has its consequences, to practice fidelity and be loyal to your loved ones. Rama is one to always follow what is said to him even if it has unfortunate outcomes. He followed his Dharma even if he had to banish his wife so I really admire his perseverance.

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The 3 instances why makes Rama is "Perfect Man" are: he always follow his father's orders, he is loyal to his wife, and he did everything for his wife Sita to save from Ravana.

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If I were Sita, I would give Rama a second chance and would understand the situation. Through the things that happened to Rama and Sita, they were together and of course, even in the reader's view, we can really see the love of Rama to Sita.

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If I had a chance to be as perfect as Rama, I would not take it. Being royalty and perfect is good and all, however, I'd rather live life the way I want. If you're perfect, people would have high expectations and would expect so much from you. Being perfect seems to limit one's freedom. Having imperfections is what makes us, us. It makes us human, it opens a path for us to learn more things. Hence I choose to not be perfect like Rama. :)

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Both of them showed faithfulness and loyalty towards Rama. Lakshaman decided to join Rama go to forest and Bharata found Rama and convinced Rama to go back to Ayodhya.

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The major differences between men and women is men work hard and women will just serve and follow the husband.

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If I were Sita, I would give Rama a second chance because it is not his choice to banished me from the Ayodhya and Rama is loyal and faithful to Sita.

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If given the chance, I prefer not to be like Rama because being perfect is really hard to accomplish because of the high standards. Being my self is perfect, you can accomplish what you want and you have freedom to set your own standards.

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I would say both of them were loyal to Rama. But Lakshman was more loyal than Bharata. Lakshman joined Rama when he was sent to the forest and was by his side for all of it. Even though Bharata wanted to give the throne to Rama, I would say that Lakshman showed more loyalty and faithfulness to Rama.

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Major differences I found between men and women in the epic is that men are expected to work for the basic needs of the family. This is shown where Rama was the one hunting in the forest for his wife and brother to eat. Men also need to respect the woman he is courting and when they are together. Women on the other hand are expected to stay loyal to their husbands and show equal amounts of affection to one another. Sita has shown her loyalty to Rama when she was captured by Ravana. She didn't even look at Ravana when he was trying to court her.

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In the story, both Bharata and Lakshman are loyal to their brother, but for me, Lakshman was more loyal. He is part of Rama and Sita's journey when Rama was banished from the kingdom. He was also there during their mission on saving Sita when she was abducted by Ravana.

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If I were Rama, I would be pressured as well and it would be a very difficult decision and as well a situation for me. It's between my decision to banish Sita or save her. Sita is the love of my life and she was even there with me in my banishment and through with me in such happenings. So to whoever will be in Rama's situation, I'm sure they will feel the same, the feeling of undecided. If you're going to ask me to be specific, there's only two possibilities of each choices we have.

It's either if I'll save my wife, people are going to be mad at me for sacrificing the throne, but if I'll follow the wishes of my people, I'm sure my wife will feel betrayed or either understand the situation. But if you'll ask me, I'd rather be with my wife, my family rather, than having the throne. Sita is a unique one and I'm sure If I'll sacrifice Sita, I won't see her again, even with thousands woman surrounding me, or even reincarnation exist, there's only one Sita. But of course, choosing my wife doesn't mean I will/already forget the Kingdom and my people.

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I would not give in the pressures of my people to banish Sita if I was Rama. I would stay loyal to my wife and just be with her instead of being king. Cause even though being king sounds nice, I would be more happy spending the rest of my life with the one I truly love.

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If I were Rama, I will feel pressured to banish Sita because Sita is the one and only wife I had and she is the one who joined me from my 14 years banishment.

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Even on how big the opportunity and the privilege you may get on being labelled as 'Perfect', I still don't think I can take that opportunity to be like Rama. If you are Perfect, people will always expect the best from you, and of course you wouldn't want to let them down especially that some look up to you. Being perfect, requires you to be the literal best and inspiration to others.

For me, being perfect is like living in a house filled with gold, beautiful, modern furniture and some other things that is very beneficial to you, except that you're being locked in that house because you can't get out since a lot of 'paparazzi' is outside that house. Freedom doesn't exist in being a 'Perfect Man'. That's why if I'd be given an opportunity, I would be thankful, but I'd rather be a normal human being that can inspire others and have the freedom of doing things I would like to.

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If I were Sita I would give Rama a second chance. Because Rama really showed that he wanted to be with her even though that means of him leaving the kingdom and going to heaven just to be with her.

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The difference I've seen in the epic between men and women is that the women or the wives should serve their husbands, and also show loyalty to them. Also, the women must bear the child of their husbands, and they're also the ones who take care of their children and do household chores. While the men mostly do work to feed their family and also provide their other needs.

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Based on my observations from the epic, it highlights the words: sacrifice, loyalty, obedience. And I think that would be my answer for this. The lessons I got from the epic is to learn how to sacrifice things especially if it can be beneficial to other people, but at the same time, we need to make sure the things we can sacrifice doesn't affect negatively to anyone. Loyalty is as well a very important principle that every human beings must have especially in a relationship. Lastly, being obedient, following your Dharma, is as well very important especially to our lives, as it can as well be a lesson for better understanding of our circumstances in life.

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If I were Sita, I would give Rama another chance. The reason that Sita was banished from the kingdom was due to the pressure of the people to Rama, he was just forced even though the request was against his feelings. So in my opinion, he really deserves a second chance.

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A valuable lesson I can take from the epic is that it is best to be Loyal to your loved ones.
You also need to be kind to others so that you will receive good karma.

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It would be because how he adores Sita. He did everything and the best he can just to save Sita. He's also obedient, He adheres to his Dharma. He is brave and committed to his missions. He has convictions and is trustworthy.

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If I were Rama, l'd be furious and pressed, given the lack of alternatives. My options are to either exile Sita or to harm her to incite my own people to revolt me. Sita, on the other hand, is my heroine in this circumstance. wife, who is essentially my soulmate. Since she was a child, I'd do everything for her. so i will not give in.

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I would give a second opportunity if I were Sita to Rama, Rama demonstrated how Sita was someone he adored. He demonstrated this. Regardless of how far apart they are From the sea to the land, he adored Sita so much so that not even a mile can separate them.

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The valuable lesson that i can take from the epic is to be loyal to your loved ones . Fidelity is also one lesson that can be learned from the epic.

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I would not take it if I had the chance to be perfect as Rama. I’d rather live my life in my own way. Yes, people would admire you if you were flawless but being flawless appears to restrict one’s freedom. Having flaws or not being perfect transforms us into human beings, not being perfect can open up new outcomes for us. It can also help us learn more new things in our  lives. We aren’t required to be as perfect as Rama.

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Rama, in my opinion, is a wonderful guy because he was willing to give up everything so that he may be with Sita. Despite the fact that Sita was with another guy, he waited for her and was extremely faithful. Not only that, but regardless of the fact that there's a good chance Sita has been dead, he never gives up on locating her.

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They are both loyal and faithful to Rama, in my view. These two acted in a way that helped me realize they are truly committed and loyal to their brother, Rama. He, like Bharata, insisted on Rama taking the throne rather than Bharata, and He, like Lakshman, followed Rama even though he was banished.

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If I were Sita, I would give Rama another chance because he has expressed his love for her. He clearly proven that no matter how far they were apart, from sea to land, he would love Sita so much that no distance could separate them.

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For me, he is the epitome of a perfect man because, first and foremost, he protected his kingdom, followed his virtues or Dharma, and even though it was difficult for him to let go of Sita, he did so for the sake of his kingdom, and in the end, he was willing to die in order to be reunited with Sita.

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Both actually showed loyalty and faithfulness to Rama, as Bharata, begged Rama and didn't tolerated Queen Kaikeyi decision of her winning the throne for him (Bharata), but as well based on the events that happened, If I were to choose, I'll go with Lakshman, as I can really see that he truly showed loyalty and faithfulness:

- As he was there with Rama when he was banished and made him feel, that he's on Rama's side.

- Not just that, but because of Rama's realization of marrying only one and that is Sita, he (Lakshman) even drive away a Rakshasa princess that's seducing Rama, and even wounded her. In my own opinion, Lakshman did this to as well protect Rama and Sita.

- Lastly, when Sita was abducted by Ravana, Lakshman was also there with Rama.

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If I were Rama, for sure I would be pressured between the two options if whether I would banish Sita or not since all of the people in the kingdom are requesting to banish her. But, I think I would not give in, since she's my wife and we must be together forever despite any challenges that will happen to us. I would ask the people instead to give her another chance.

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Rama is a perfect man since he's obedient, kind, faithful, respects opinions of others, and follows his Dharma

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For me, the major difference between men and women is that men are responsible for giving their wives and family's needs, and for women, they are responsible to take care of the things at home, serve their husbands, and be loyal. Though they are usually treated unfairly. And another big difference is that Men are superior and Women are always inferior.

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If I were Sita, I will give a second chance to Rama. Why? One Word. Love. Rama loves Sita like a real and romantic relationship between others. They get along together and formed a family. They even conduct with an everlasting love to show their affection. No matter what distance or kingdom it is, just to be important that love never dies and it will never be. And also, let's give a chance to Sita to become pure and to forgive the wrongdoings so that not repeat them and to preserve and follow dharma.

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For me, Rama is the Perfect man because he has integrity, bravery, gratitude, compassion for all living, and is powerful. He is always willing to sacrifice him self.

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Both were loyal to Rama, but Lakshman was more loyal. Since he's also there when Rama was banished from the kingdom, leaving with Sita's. Lakshman also helped on Rama's mission in saving Sita when she was taken by Ravana.

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Rama is a perfect man because he obediently follow his father, he is loyal to his wife and lastly, he follows his Dharma.

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For me, Lakshman showed more loyalty and faithfulness, because he attended Sita and Rama to the forest, and was able to help them while they were struggling.

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I think no, because why would he rather choose the side of other people whom he didn't know other than choosing you? Sita is his wife, he knows Sita better than anyone else. Though he banished Sita because he is just obeying the Dharma but sometimes being a perfect man, being obedient every time isn't good at all situations.

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The reason that make Rama is a perfect man because of these incidents,
- He follows his father's orders and stays in the forest even after his father is dead
- He is loyal to Sita and would never leave her
- He follows his dharma

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The differences that I've seen from the epic was that woman must stay loyal to the men, serve them, support them , and must also carry their child. For the men, they're the one that sacrifice and do everything just for the women/their family. But if you have responsibility as well if you're a king, you as well have responsibilities of following your dharma, your people. However, responsibilities are still shown in both side, it may be a big or small responsibility, and I can see that Sita and Rama, both achieved that said responsibility even it required sacrificing one another.

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Rama is a perfect man because he is loyal to Sita when being tempted. He didn't disobey his fathers orders when being banished, and He followed his Dharma.

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Men are responsible for A LOT of things, while women must stay at home, following other's commands and be loyal. It's not fair since they don't treat women as good as men.

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The first of the three characteristics that distinguishes Rama as a Perfect Man is that he is obedient to his father's orders. Second, he is devoted to his wife and is willing to put his life on the line for Sita. Third, even though it was difficult for him to let go of Sita, he still followed his Dharma.

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For me, the Hindu traditions that affected the characters and the story itself are their beliefs in Gods, the practice that they should follow the Dharma, and men are allowed to have several wives.

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I think Laksmana is because he is completely loyal to Rama. He chooses to go with Rama and Sita when they are thrown out of Ayodhya. Lakshmana serves Rama by helping him and doing actions together for their basic lives. So, Lakshmana showed more dignity to his brother Rama than to his stepbrother Bharata.

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For me, both Bharata and Lakshman are loyal anf faithful to their brother in the story, but Lakshman impressed me the most. When Rama was sent off from the kingdom, he joined Rama and Sita on their journey. He was also present during their mission to rescue Sita after she was abducted.

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The major difference between men and women is that men are expected to be powerful and be able to give his family's needs. As for women, they are responsible in taking care of the household and be under their husbands.

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Rama's determination to keep his love safe, his  obedience to his father (his desire not to disappoint him), and his humbleness (not taking advantage of the throne despite offered to him) is what makes him a Perfect Man in the eyes of the others.

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If I were to choose between of who was more loyal I would choose Lakshman because he joined and helped Rama when Rama was forced to stay in the forest.

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I personally would not want to be like Rama, because even though he is described as the perfect man I would rather be myself. Even though being perfect sounds amazing, being imperfect has its benefits too. Think of it like a unique feature that only you have.  And besides, not everyone needs to be perfect.

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They have a Dharma which they should follow accordingly, they have beliefs on their God, and they are also allowed to have several wifes as they want

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The major differences between men and women I have seen in the epic is that, women should serve their husband and need to take care of their children. While men are the one who is responsible to provide the needs of the family.

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Both were loyal to him but in my opinion, Lakshman was more Loyal since when Rama got exiled he rather chose to accompany Rama to the Forest even if it meant leaving the Kingdom. Lakshman also wounded a princess who was trying to seduce Rama.

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For me, yes because Rama is the King of their Kingdom and a lot of burdens are given to him, and as the King, you should be a good role model for your people.

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I think it is Lakshman because even he knows how hard it is to be in the forest, he still accompanied Rama. Not only that, when Sita vanished because of Ravana's abduction, he helped Rama to find her.

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I think the major Hindu Traditions is that it reflects on their belief on gods and goddesses. Then it also reflected on the evil side that the Hindu religion described of such as the demons. And the last is it preserved the "Dharma" belief to preserve the belief. goodness, and responsibility to one another.