What is dharma, and how do characters such as Rama, Lakshmana and Hanuman exemplify the role of dharma?Start by introducing, quoting, and discussing the following passage:'From death itself I would not flyMy father's wish to gratify, What deed soe'er his loving sonMay do to please him, think it done (537).Select another relevant passage of your own choosing from the Ramayana (the lines of poetry, not the summaries). Choose carefully, thinking about how these two passages might speak to overarching themes and the bolded text in the Purpose, above. How do the two passages illustrate a conclusion about actions that are motivated by dharma in the Ramayana, and how is that significant or important for understanding Rama and possibly Lakshmana or Hanuman within their culture--or heroes more generally? You might want to sketch out your initial thoughts in lists, a concept map, or whatever note format helps you the most.