''Wearing a single braid, she looked pathetic, thinking always about her husband, lying on the bare ground. She was like a lustreless lotus in winter. [5-59-31]
''Spurning the advances by Ravana, she is rather determined to commit suicide. I created a little confidence in the fawn-eyed lady by pacifying her..... - [5-59-32]
"Ravana is a great soul because, even though he has done harm to her, he is not killed. This is because Sita being a chaste woman of good conduct and deep devotion towards her husband (she refrained from killing Ravana as she wanted her husband to do that). [5-59-34]
"To Rama, killing Ravana is easy (since Ravana's power of penance has already declined by his abduction of Sita). Separated from her husband she is naturally emaciated. [5-59-35]