How does rama’s hesitation before the battle show that he is an ethical hero

In the Ramayana, we learn about the epic adventures of the hero Rama. Rama is a hero, but an ethical hero. This means that he has a moral code that he likes to stick to, and that he really values his principles. This is obvious when he hesitates before killing Thataka. Thataka is female, and Rama is conflicted about the idea of hurting a woman. This shows that Rama values principles and morality.

There is not a picture of the first paragraph, I'm assuming it is on slide 1. Though if I had to guess it would be A) to help readers understand that people build fires inside igloos.

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