Here’s the image prompt for a cartoonized version of “The Exile of Rama” designed in a similar abstract and child-friendly style: The Exile of Rama (Abstract Cartoon Characters for Kids): This image portrays a playful, abstract cartoon version of Rama, Sita, and Lakshmana as they leave the grand palace of Ayodhya. Lord Rama is depicted at the forefront, leading the way with a calm and resolute expression. His figure is designed with soft, rounded shapes, and he wears simple robes in earthy tones. He holds a colorful, simplified bow, and his eyes convey a sense of determination and peace. Following close behind is Sita, with a gentle smile and modest attire, reflecting the transition from royal life to exile. She is dressed in a simple, flowing sari in soft, muted colors, and her rounded features exude grace and quiet strength. Her eyes are filled with trust and support as she walks beside Rama. Lakshmana, depicted in a slightly more protective stance, walks beside them, carrying a quiver of colorful arrows. His attire is similar to Rama’s but in contrasting shades to distinguish him. Lakshmana’s expression is vigilant yet kind, his eyes showing readiness to protect his family. In the background, the grand palace of Ayodhya is illustrated in a simplified, abstract form, fading into the distance as they move towards a dense, softly colored forest. The scene is filled with warm, earthy tones and a soft, dreamy gradient in the sky, symbolizing the beginning of their journey. The overall design is light-hearted and abstract, with bright, solid colors and simplified shapes, making it engaging and easy for children to connect with.