Oronoko the first novel written. Oroonoko is a particularly rich text which, in addition to a great story, asks us to consider issues such as race, gender, colonialism and slavery. The depiction of sub-Saharan Africa is the first by an English writer. The portrayal of sub-Saharan Africa is the first by an English author. Her depiction of the general public of Surinam has the ring of observer truth, the Africa she depicts shares little practically speaking with what was seen by English explorers and merchants. Or maybe it expedites the class of the sentimental oriental story set in Muslim nations. The story of Oroonoko is told by a storyteller, who is generally related to the creator Aphra Behn. This storyteller composes as a settler, grieving the way that after she left Surinam the province tumbled to the Dutch, and Lord Charles II in this manner lost a rich land to abuse. She is straightforward in her adoration and empathy for the ‘illustrious slave’ Oroonoko; she is additionally mindful of the risk he stances to the degenerate network to which she has a place. His sidekick isn’t the candid Englishwoman who will control his story, yet the correct sentiment figure of Imoinda, who the storyteller makes extraordinary through the portrayal of the expand designing on her body and compliant demise at her better half’s hands. Behn acknowledged subjugation for the majority of the oppressed; Oroonoko’s first present to Imoinda is a gathering of oppressed Africans, and he later can hope for his opportunity by offering to send subjugated Africans to Surinam. Be that as it may, the oppressing of somebody brought into the world honorable was utter horror to Behn and the later sense that an entire race of individuals could, without qualifications, be exchanged and treated very not at all like some other would have dismayed her. On the off chance that Behn comes up short on the advanced idea of subjection, she anticipates the cutting-edge sense that people ought not be products, seen exclusively regarding cash. She made her enemy of commercial point in plays all through her expert life; the slave exchange is the most extraordinary adaptation of commodification.