Oroonoko is about a man from sovereignty who is caught and placed into the world of slavery. Throughout the novel, however, you would not think that Oroonoko was in subjection. In spite of the fact that he might be a slave in name, the manner in which he behaved and perceived the world, were not that of a slave.

Compared to others, he would not be viewed as a slave. However, since he, in truth, was, Oroonoko needed to fight for freedom. I believe Oroonoko’s character is extremely ingenuine. He has no issue taking part in the moving and exchanging of slaves, until he himself ends up one. His life as a slave is definitely not a major issue until the point when it winds up one for him, when he considers his future with his family. The video I picked is an outline of Oroonoko. All through the video, the storyteller points out the key focuses that are obvious in the novel. I preferred how the storyteller gave a concise history of what was going on amid the time and a tad of the creator’s experience. I think realizing that allowed me to create another perspective solely from the creator’s words. Oroonoko’s lifestyle  is constantly depicted as wonderful and illustrious. Alongside that, him and Clemene are both people of power. The two are treated as slaves.

However, I don’t end up feeling sympathy for them. With everything taken into account, I don’t especially like the plot of Oroonoko. I enjoyed how the video gave a visual portrayal of the fundamental characters,allowing one to have the capacity to envision what Oroonoko would resemble. Alongside that, the video allowed the themes to be easily followed.