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Reading Notes: Ravana Graphic Novel - Ravana Convenes a War Council for Revenge for is Fallen People


Word comes in that some humans have been killing demons in a forest to make it safer for them
Ravana is furious at this news
Calls for a war council to discuss revenge
Wife begs him to reconsider
After this conquest he then takes the underworld
Then he takes heaven with the help of his son, indra is defeated and he names his son indrajit


In the novel he doesn't actually talk to his council
Most of the focus is on his wife talking to him

I would like to actually show the war council taking place
Would be very dialogue heavy
Could potentially write this in play format
I think I would like to have multiple dissenting opinions to kind of show Ravana's arrogance

Could change the setting to medieval to to modern


Advisory War Council Meeting With U.S. General Douglas MacArthur
Source: Wikipedia

References 
Ravana, Roar of the Demon King by Abhimanyu Singh Sisodia
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