Although the main theme remains the same, the Thais embroidered the Ramayana by providing much more biographical detail on archvillain Ravana (Dasakantha, called Thotsakan, or '10-necked' in the Ramakian) and his wife Montho.Hanuman, the monkey-god, differs substantially in the Thai version, in his flirtatious nature (in the Hindu version he follows a strict vow of chastity). One of the classic Ramakian reliefs at Bangkok's Wat Pho depicts Hanuman clasping a maiden's bared breast as if it were an apple.