He was his father's third born and favorite son, and was pardoned after he killed his half-brother Ammon to avenge the rape of his sister.
He was his father's third born and favorite son, and was pardoned after he killed his half-brother Ammon to avenge the rape of his sister. Later, he conspired to overthrow his father the King, and met him in a decisive battle in which his long hair got caught in the branches of a tree and he was killed despite his father's order that he be spared. FTP, name this son of the biblical King David, who appears twice in the title of a William Faulkner novel.
He was his father's third born and favorite son, and was pardoned after he killed his half-brother Ammon to avenge the rape of his sister.
{Absalom}