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
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}