Khara called upon fourteen Rakashasas to capture 3 royal hermits.
Rama
told Lakshmama to take Sita and go find a cave to hide in. He would battle the
demons alone. Rama put on his glowing armour, and took his celestrial bow and
arrows. The Rakshasas appeard and flew toward him with weapons. Rama began to
discharge flaming arrows which swept among the demons. Many were slain all over
the floor, but Khara and his brother continued to attack. Rama took his
celestial weapon and slew Dushana. Next followed by an arrow into Khara. The
battle was won and Sita came forth from the cave and hugged Rama.
I liked this battle scene because
they provide so much detail within it. Just like in the other scenes of the
epic the battle scenes are the most drawn out. I wish that the Ramayana could
go to the big screen because the battle scenes would look great.
One of the main turning points in
the Ramayana was when Maricha took the shape of the golden deer. His task was
to lure Rama away from Sita in order for Ravana to abduct Sita and take her
back to his city. So Rama chased the deer for a long time through the forest
and he finally was able to shoot an arrow through the heart. Once this happened
Maricha displayed his true form and screamed for Sita to come save him in disguise
of Rama’s voice.
Golden deer - Flickr
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