Shruthi,
You are right.
Sita's portrayal is leaning towards - little bit of an impulsive trait, where as Rama is portrayed to be calm, measured.
Yet both have common qualities, which define them, what they are.
The scenes do reflect that.
We have never seen Sita's childhood even in such little bit of detail as of now...not even read any where...
And yes., given her character trait and upbringing, looking from that perspective, Sita's chiding of Laxman and pressurising him to go in search of Rama, at that point, now looks very convincing.,
Can sure appreciate writers and their bravery for bringing out such an angle to an otherwise 'divine' ly portrayed character.
This is what I'am liking extremely about the show...either with respect to Rama or Sita., they are portrayed humans first., wrt caring, compassion, empathy - although on a plane higher above all others - still they are not yet 'divine'.
Loved the entire conceptualisation of Rama - Jabali track...the beginning, the issues addressed as well as the conclusion ⭐️👏