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A CARNIVAL |
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Angada,
listening to all this, full of indignation jumped up, saying: "I can do it all alone.
And there are so many of us here, eager warriors thirsting for battle. It would be
improper, after all these days, to go to Raama empty-handed and without Seeta. Let us go
straight to Lanka, destroy Raavana and the Raakshasa army and return to Kishkindha with
Seeta in our midst."
Jaambavaan, old and wise, uttered a gentle protest. "No, it is not right, dear
prince," he said. "We should report everything to Raama and Lakshmana and then
do what they desire. Raama's purpose should be fulfilled in the manner that he desires.
That alone is proper."
All the Vaanaras, including Hanumaan and Angada, agreed that this was the right thing to
do. They then rose into the sky and flew towards Kishkindha. |
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