Ram's elder sister. Mentioned briefly during Dasharatha's journey to the ashram, with no further plot involvement detailed in the provided summary.
Shanta awaits reunion with her family and experiences joy upon the arrival of her brothers and sisters-in-law.
Shanta serves as a narrative foil to Kaikeyi, representing selfless sacrifice and familial devotion, while Kaikeyi navigates political ambition and later remorse.
An indirect social awareness where Manthara monitors Shanta's status as part of broader court intelligence, using familial connections to gauge Ram's political standing.
Shanta's familial loyalty to the prince places her in indirect conflict with Manthara's anti-prince agenda.
Shanta's journey symbolizes the continuation of the dynasty under Kaikeyi's reign.
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