I think it's kinda funny that Rama and his brother are apparently striking fear into all the animals in the forest while they're walking about.
Time for a side quest to save the monkey's wife I guess. I feel like the whole getting Sita back thing is only difficult because They don't know her exact location. No one really poses Rama a threat.
To be fair to Vali, a year in this world is a non important amount of time to most of these god like people, so his brothers abandonment must have hurt a lot.
I honestly don't see why Rama felt the need to hide and ambush Vali. Maybe I'm just underestimating Vali though.
I also find it strange that Vali had to die considering it was all just a misunderstanding in the long run.
I hadn't realized Rama's terms of exile made it so he couldn't enter ANY city. I must not have read close enough. That is very harsh.
The rainy season doesn't really do anything to effect the plot. It allows for a bit of contemplation, but it then just leaves. I find this a strange touch.
So do the monkeys rule over the bears? I have to assume so since the monkey king was able to send the bear king to go search for Sita. Kinda makes me think about the animal hierarchy.
I like how some characters, like Sampati tell us their long backstory the first time we meet them.
Hanuman can change size!?! That's kinda awesome.
It's convenient that Hanuman stumbles upon proof of Sita's faithfulness.
The whole monkey's tail on fire and burns the city thing must have been based on a very unfortunate true story.
Well at least one person was smart enough not to go on a suicide mission to kill Rama.
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