I just need help with a quick poem: Which of the following lines from the poem best explains the first hardship that Prince Rama faces?

Answer choices for the above question

A. “How Rama wept and raved in vain, / And how the Vulture-king was slain. / How Ram fierce Kab slew;”

B. “The choice of Rama for the throne; / The malice by Kai shown, / Whose evil counsel marred the plan / And drove him forth a banished man.”

C. “The ring by Rama's hand bestowed; / The cave wherein the bear abode. / The fast proposed, their lives to end; / Sam gained to be their friend.”

D. “His love for all, his patient youth, / His gentleness and constant truth, / And many a tale and legend old / By holy Vis told.”

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