Shloka 5.35.2
रामलक्षणवर्णनम् (Description of Rama and Lakshmana; Alliance Narrative to Sita)
क्व ते रामेण संसर्गः कथं जानासि लक्ष्मणम्।वानराणां नराणां च कथमासीत्समागमः।।।।
caturdaśa-samadvandvaś caturdaṁṣṭraś caturgatiḥ | mahōṣṭha-hanu-nāsaś ca pañca-snigdho ’ṣṭavaṁśavān ||
In fourteen paired features he is well-balanced; he has four prominent teeth and can move with four noble gaits as the moment requires. His lips, jaw, and nose are striking; five parts are smooth and lustrous, and eight parts are long.
"Where did you come in contact with Rama? How did you assess Lakshmana? How did an alliance of vanaras and humans take place?
Adaptability in action without loss of dignity: dharma often requires choosing the right mode of conduct for the occasion while remaining principled.
Hanumān continues describing Rāma’s distinctive marks and dignified bearing, strengthening Sītā’s confidence through detail.
Practical wisdom and controlled strength—he can adjust his ‘gait’ (approach) appropriately, suggesting judgment and self-command.