Acharya Prashant explains that Shri Rama's character in the Ramcharitmanas is depicted with human qualities and emotions to make him relatable to common people. If Shri Rama were portrayed only as a distant, perfect deity, he would be beyond human reach and unable to provide guidance. By showing Shri Rama experiencing sorrow, such as after the departure of Sita Ji, Tulsidas Ji highlights that an incarnation in human form must exhibit human feelings. This connection is essential because humans cannot easily relate to the formless or the absolute void; an avatar must possess some traits similar to our own to establish a relationship with us.