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Reading Notes: Ramayana, Part C

Sita and Ravana

By: Sister Nivedita
  • begins with details of the setting
  • describe with great detail how sita looks when they find her
  • describe the characters feelings
  • the other character sees sita, describes their feelings and emotions
  • the characters begin to go against one another
  • the protagonist continues to threaten her
  • she stays strong and does not give in
  • the other character stays hidden from the protagonist
  • ends with sita under the tree 

Hanuman and Sita

By: Sister Nivedita
  • character approaches the other
  • describes the setting of the interaction
  • describes their emotions when seeing each other
  • describes the interaction 
  • describes both characters thoughts
  • dialogue of them pleading for help
  • cries for rama, her love
  • refers to past events that lead to this story
  • speaks threats to her captor 
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