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Absalom and Achitophel by John Dryden | বাংলা লেকচার | Bengali Lecture | David’s illegitimate son and the protagonist of “Absalom and Achitophel.” David does not have any legitimate heirs to the throne, but Absalom is his favorite child. Absalom is handsome and ambitious, and he has made himself a hero at war. The people of Israel love Absalom almost as much as David does, and Achitophel believes that the Jews would accept Absalom as their king. Achitophel begins to encourage Absalom and herald his birth and blood as royal, and he tries to convince Absalom to rebel against David. Absalom, however, is not a malicious man, and he doesn’t initially believe he has a right to the crown, but he is eventually worn down by Achitophel’s flattery and his own growing desire for more power. Absalom agrees to rebel against David, and as he travels Israel in a procession with Achitophel, Absalom conforms to Achitophel’s deceitful ways. Absalom and Achitophel mistake David’s mercy and good nature for weakness, but David soon loses patience with both Absalom and Achitophel. David asserts his power as king before the people of Israel and effectively shuts down Absalom’s rebellion, but Dryden never does say what becomes of Absalom. Absalom metaphorically represents Charles II’s illegitimate son James Scott, the 1st Duke of Monmouth, who rebelled against Charles and the throne in Dryden’s time. Through the character of Absalom, Dryden ultimately argues that Charles and his brother James both have a divine right to the crown that is not extended to Monmouth. Dryden’s depiction of Absalom implies that Dryden does not think Monmouth a wholly terrible person, but someone who is merely tempted and blinded by power; however, Dryden also suggests that Monmouth’s common birth automatically excludes him from ascending the throne. Dryden argues through Absalom that Monmouth’s play to power, specifically his attempt to seize a position of power that rightfully belongs to another, is a sin against God. Dryden doesn’t entirely denounce Absalom’s ambition (he even celebrates his exploits at war), but he does argue that usurping the throne is completely unethical. #absalom_and_achitophel #john_dryden #english_honours_3rdYear #bengalilecture #ইহুদি_যুদ্ধ Welcome to my Channel English With Rafia Maam. On My Youtube Channel (English With Rafia Maam), yoOf Plantations by Francis Bacon | Francis Bacon এর Of Plantations | Bengali summary |u will find so many videos related to the summary & theme of English Literature, English Poetry, English Grammar and English Novels etc. Be Connected with us to learn about the English Literature Summary & English Grammar in Bangla. To Follow us-    • To His Coy Mistress by Andrew Marvell...      • Death, Be not Proud by John Donne in ...      • The Definition of Love by Andrew Marv...      • Tone In Literature | Tone example and...      • You Never Can Tell In Bangla | You Ne...      • The Sun Rising by John Donne | The Su...      • King Lear Bangla summary | King Lear ...      • To a Skylark by P B Shelley bangla su...      • The Duchess of Malfi by John Webster ...      • Fact and Opinion (With  Activity) | O...      • Psycholinguistic | What is Psycholing...      • How a Child Acquire Linguistic Abilit...      • Volpone by Ben Jonson in Banglai | Vo...      • Doctor Faustus Summary and Critical A...      • Oedipus Rex Explained in Bangla | Oed...      • The Tragedy of Hamlet in Bangla | Tra...      • Don Juan Canto-1 | Byron Don Juan | S...      • Romeo and Juliet | Summary in Bangla ...      • Arms and the Man Summary | George Ber...      • The Merchant of Venice | The Merchant...      • Macbeth || Macbeth summary in bangla ...      • Measure For Measure | Measure for Mea...      • The Rime Of The Ancient Mariner | Sum...      • The Rape of The Lock | বাংলা লেকচার |...      • The Way Of The World | Wlliam Congrev...      • Paradise Lost: Book 1 by John Milton ...      • Riders to the Sea by John Millington ...      • Cat in the Rain By Ernest Hemingway |...