After garlanding the Lord, the companions took Janki (Sita) away cheerfully’, They were as happy and excited as well as full of warmth and thrill as if the buds of the water-lily warmly open up when they see the moon rise. (In this scene, the many companions of Sita are compared to the many water lilies in a pond, and Lord Ram’s as well as Sita’s cheerful faces to the full moon. When Sita’s friends saw both Ram and Sita happy at their union, they too felt exceedingly happy.)