The human nature is just 'to lament for a parted wife for some time till a second wife is secured...' Thus, that wife-addict Raam will lament for Seetaa only for some time and seek another woman as his wife. Instead, if he starts for searching Seetaa alone, it is impossible for those two young humans to come searching Her this far, or to cross the ocean, or to enter Lankaa. And even on entering Lankaa, it is impossible to survive further at the hands of Raakshas. These were some of the many of his deliberations on the 'abilities and inabilities and on the credits and discredits...' of the issue.

That is why he enters his beautiful vehicle garage secretly. Why a king shall behave this quirkily? Because 'walls have ears...' and what all Shoorpankhaa barked in the court must have been heard throughout the palace by now, or may be all over Lankaa.

And if someone sees Raavan's exiting at this point of time, everyone might despise him on the charge that he is trying to bring yet another woman. Though it is not said vividly here, that he is going to abduct Seetaa stealing, keeping his valor and bravery aside, [this is all said by Kumbhkarn in Yuddh Kaand]. This is shameful for himself, as he did not do this way on previous occasions. For such a cowardly act, even Raavan's cherished wife Mandodaree might despise Raavan. That is why he came to stables with a quirk of secrecy, which of course will not remain a secret, as it will be seen soon.