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<div>The fact is that Ram had not worn any jewelry and it was expected that any prince will wear some jewelry and pride. Since both were missing on his body & face and he was eager to help Mai and also to learn about cultivation, shewas not ready to believe him as a prince. But the moment she saw Lakshman with the jewelry, she concluded him as a prince and as he called Ram as bhaiyya, she accepted Rama s a Prince.But one thing amazed me was that when the whole Mithila was filled with greenery, why only this lady's land was barren and dry an hard that even the plough could not enter in? how did this selective barren land was present in Mithila?
I agree with your explanation, even I felt so that since Ram was not wearing heavy clothes and jewellery, the lady thought he is not a prince...
Actually this lady was the same lady whose field Malyavan had destroyed for landing Ravan's aircraft..
The lady then went to Sita for help and Sita and Malyavan had a rift over it..
Sita said that the field was destroyed beyond repair and fasal can't be grown on it again...
Thus this particular patch of land was barren...
Really nice to see Ram helping the lady, whom Sita wanted to help...
I think they are yet to complete the scene.. I hope they show Ram coming back to the land , with Sita this time and together they are able to rejuvenate the field which they couldn't do alone ...