Ravana
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Enslaver of other gods into his court
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Hopeless lover of Sita, much like Suurphanka and
Rama. Went so far as to change the seasons out of hopelessness thinking of Sita.
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Taking the form of a homeless man, the idiot
Sita allows him into the hut while she is unguarded.
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Mareecha
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Uncle of Ravana, has made two unsuccessful
attempts at taking out Rama
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Lost his mother and brother at the hands of Rama
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Assumes the form of the gold deer in order to
capture Sita for Ravana.
Lakshmana
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Despite being the precautious and clever
protector, no one trusts him until things go poorly.
Jatayu
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Great eagle, protector of Dasartha’s family
after his death.
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Fought valiantly with Ravana, but was no match
in the end.
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Only lived to tell Lakshmana and Rama that they
would succeed in the end
Hanuman
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Man of the monkey people, takes form of scholar,
guide for their journey in the monkey’s land
Sugreeva
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Had a brother, Vali, who churned immortality
nectar for the gods. The gods gave him immeasurable strength in return.
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Lost his wife and role in the Kingdom to Vali
whenever Vali thought he had been betrayed by his brother.
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Needs Vali to be destroyed by Rama in order to
reclaim his army to help search for Sita.
Vali
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Disregards the well-informed warnings of his
wife Tara and proceeds to confront his brother with a lust for battle.
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In battle with Sugreeva, was shot by Rama’s
piercing arrow. Sugreeva looked much alike his brother and thus wore a wreath
to mark himself.
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Marks a dark record on Rama’s conscience, as
Rama was not affiliated with Sugreeva until he lost his wife
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Goes into a long ethical battle with Rama before
death, citing Rama’s misconceptions about the monkey people
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Realized his wrong with his death, but was happy
for his own salvation
Sugreeva
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Despite the agreement, Sugreeva does not show
with his army search party after the rain season. Lakshmana is sent after him.
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Sugreeva had become a fat cat, indulging in king
rewards without doing the responsibilities.
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His delay of action was apparently caused by
messenger delay between army groups
Sampathi
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Brother of the late Jayatu, found at the
southern coast.
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Lost his wings while shielding Jayatu from the
energy of a sun god
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His wings regenerated upon the mention of Rama,
and informed the search party that Sita was still farther to the south in
Lanka.
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Upon his departure, Hanuman was encouraged to
use his inner power to traverse the gap in the ocean by becoming gigantic.
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