The core trait David's apology tries to prove despite Jiang's claim that David was deeply ambitious.
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Lack of ambition
The core trait David's apology tries to prove despite Jiang's claim that David was deeply ambitious.
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Jiang says the first task of David's apology is to show David loved Saul, was not ambitious, and cared only for the well-being of his king.
Jiang says the cave story in which David spares Saul cannot be true historically; its function is to show David was loyal, loving, and not ambitious.
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"...fact the entire apology of David is focused on the lack of ambition of David. Okay? So that's the first story. Let's look at..."
"Saul is the king that everyone picked or elected and he was a good king. He was good at war. He was someone that..."
"Okay? Trying to kill David and his followers. One one day Saul is alone in a cave praying to God for deliverance. David sees..."
"...the first, the core characteristic of the Canadian identity is lack of ambition, in order to maintain peace and stability with America. And if..."
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