Read the passage from The Rámáyan of Válmíki. His brother, fell before his feet,
And cried, "Thy claim all men allow:
O come, our lord and king be thou.”
But Ráma nobly chose to be
Observant of his sire’s decree.
He placed his sandals in his hand
A pledge that he would rule the land:
And bade his brother turn again.
Then Bharat, finding prayer was vain,
The sandals took and went away;
Nor in Ayodhyá would he stay.
But turned to Nandigráma, where
He ruled the realm with watchful care,
Still longing eagerly to learn
Tidings of Ráma’s safe return.

What contrast between the brothers does this passage reveal?

their different relationships with their father
their different approaches to their marriages
their different opinions about who should rule
their different beliefs about religious practices