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I thought the story Sita told Rama while they were wandering
the forest was very interesting. She spoke of a young hermit that ended up
meeting his own demise by treasuring a weapon similar to Rama and his
bow. Sita is fearful of Rama because his power attracts enemies. This could
make for a very interesting story.
I could write about a young man who all of
the women at his school adore. He is a very cocky fellow and believes he
is at the top of the food chain when it comes to looks. His weapon,
instead of a bow, would be his hair. He could get any girl to go out with him
on at least one date with his handsome looks. He would have no care in the
world whether the girl was taken or single. Not shallow at all
right?
Naturally, the other groups of men that attend his college would
notice this man. They will hear their girlfriends always talk about how amazing
this man is. They will speak of all of the things he does to sweet-talk them
and win them over. Of course, the other men will get jealous due to the young
man's naturally charming ways. Also because these women are taken, and the
fool knows of it.
The boys would meet up and devise a plan of how to ruin this person’s
chances with their girlfriends. They finally figure out that they need to
take away the one thing that he truly cherishes, his hair. This in turn can
lead to the men shaving the man’s head in his sleep. After the altercation, the
boy will be left with a head none of the girls would dare to approach. This
follows the whole aspect of setting yourself up with your own demise by cherishing
something that attracts conflict.
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