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Oroonoko by Aphra Behn | Summary, Analysis & Themes বাংলা লেকচার |

Oroonoko" follows Oroonoko, an African prince, who is tricked in slavery, but eventually leads a rebellion. Oroonoko is credited as one of the earliest examples of the English novel due to its linear structure and biographical account. However, it differs from the modern genre due to its shortness. It is also credited as being the first European novel to sympathize with slaves.

Oroonoko thus seems to have replaced his uncertain status in the colony and developed a position against slavery. As the leader of the slaves, he argues that no man, woman, or child should ever be enslaved, and that the slaves should unite to become a free and supportive community.

The two lovers discuss the plan, and Imoinda willingly agrees. Oroonoko's love forbids him from killing his dear one and compels him to protect her, but when he stabs her, she dies with a smile on her face. Oroonoko is found mourning by her body and is kept from killing himself, only to be publicly executed.