सप्तपञ्चाशः सर्गः
Sumantra’s Return to Ayodhya and the Palace’s Lament
सत्यरूपं तु तद्वाक्यं राज्ञ: स्त्रीणां निशामयन्।प्रदीप्तमिव शोकेन विवेश सहसा गृहम्।।।।
satyarūpaṃ tu tadvākyaṃ rājñaḥ strīṇāṃ niśāmayan |
pradīptam iva śokena viveśa sahasā gṛham ||
Ouvindo aquelas palavras das esposas do rei — palavras que traziam a marca da verdade — entrou de súbito nos aposentos, como se a casa ardesse no fogo da tristeza.
Listening to the correct words of the king's wives, he immediately entered the palace as if in flames (of grief).
Satya is presented as undeniable reality: truthful words about suffering compel action, and dharma requires responding to truth rather than avoiding it.
Sumantra, hearing the queens’ truthful lament, proceeds immediately further inside to the king, entering a space heavy with grief.
Courage to face painful truth: Sumantra does not retreat from the sorrowful atmosphere but moves toward his duty.
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