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was gutted by fire
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consumed by fire
tinupok ng apoy
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tagalog of raze by fire
tagalog of raze by fire
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meaning of being consumed by fire
nilamon ng apoy
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if the situation allows the leader advances his unit by fire and maneuver to ultimately kill or captured the attackers
kung pinapayagan ng sitwasyon ang pinuno na isulong ang kanyang unit sa pamamagitan ng apoy at maniobra upang tuluyang pumatay o makuha ang mga umaatake
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list, o passion-smitten maiden, sita is my honored wife. with a rival loved and cherished, cruel were thy wedded life! but no consort follows laskhman, peerless is his comely face, and he leads no wife or consort to his darksome woodland grove, with no rival to thy passion, seek his ample-hearted love. the wicked princess offered her love to lakshman who mocked her and told her to go back to rama. indignant and revengeful, the princess went to her brother, ravan, the monster king who ruled over monsters of various forms. these were the dwellers of ceylon. ravan sent a beautiful deer to tempt rama and lakshman away from the hermitage, and in their absence he stole sita. the second part of the poem deals with rama's search for sita and the long war with ravan that ended in the recovery of sita. the epic ends with the trial by fire to which sita submitted to prove her stainless virtue during her captivity by ravan. she returned with her lord and with lakshman in an aerial car that rama had won from the gods. as rama traveled from southern india to northern india, the poem gives a bird's eye view of the whole continent of india in beautiful nature descriptions that make this part almost a travelogue. how did the wicked princess get her revenge on rama and lakshman, who both rejected her? is revenge something that we should desire if people hurt us? why? why not? was sita able to escape ravan's clutches? how did the story end?
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