The king’s desire (to see RŒma installed as the prince-regent of AyodhyŒ) represented a lovely grove and the joy (that prevailed everywhere) stood for a host of charming birds. Queen Kaikey¶, who resembled a Bh¶la woman, sought to release a fierce falcon in the form of her piercing words. (28) [PAUSE 13 FOR A THIRTY-DAY RECITATION] may not attack any and every bird it sees indiscriminately, and uncover its eyes only when they intend it to attack its prey.