The Dualism in Aphra Behn's Narration in Oroonoko: or, the Royal Slave      Aphra Behn's memoir Oroonoko, one of the first realistic prose narratives in English literature, tells the tale of an African prince tricked into slavery in the West Indies. Particularly interesting in this memoir is the relationship between the two members of disadvantaged groups: the hero of the story, the black male slave, and the white woman who is his narrator. While this narrator is sympathetic to the plight of her hero, the memoir cannot avoid participating in the discourse of racism.
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