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Compared river with "Coiled snake".

Suspecious ripples.

‘And this also,’ said Marlow suddenly, ‘has been one of the darkest places of the earth.’

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“We live as we dream - alone. While the dream disappears, the life continues painfully.”

“Even extreme grief may ultimately vent itself in violence--but more generally takes the form of apathy”

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The Outer Station

The Central Station

The Inner Station

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Darkness resembles the dark hearts of the white superior people. That there s no morality left in them.

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It represents life and death, as they work on cloths for the Company's workers, who are well past birth and likely to face death.

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The harlequin's presence ironizes the tragedy of the situation.

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The drums, then, are the sound equivalent of the jungle an aspect of the environment that is mysterious, uncivilized, and both attractive and destructive.

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They are suffering from hunger and starvation.
They don't have sufficient food.
They depend on rotten hippo meat and dry dough.

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Congo place gives the scenario of prehistoric age.
The native peoples of a place have no right to the land where they live or its resources.

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Language is inadequate to express the traumatic experiences of Congolese. Marginalization, atrocity, and brutality of European settlers cannot be expressed in language.

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“The mind of man is capable of anything.”

“I don't like work--no man does--but I like what is in the work--the chance to find yourself. Your own reality--for yourself not for others--what no other man can ever know. They can only see the mere show, and never can tell what it really means.”

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Marlow’s Observation.

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Marlow overheard the conversation of Manager and his Uncle

Travelling up the river

At the inner station.

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Imperialism and colonialism

Exterminate all the brutes!
- Kurtz

Racial discrimination

Gothic element.

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Harlequin in the Jungle

Encountering Kurtz

Kurtz’s death

Return to Brussels

Meeting Kurtz’s fiancé

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Marlow seeks a position

Marlow’s journey to the outer station

At the central station

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The Novella, “Heart of Darkness” is divided into three sections;

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The Novella, “Heart of Darkness” is divided into three sections;

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Section-I
Section-II
Section-III

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•         Charles Marlow (Protagnist)

•         Mr. Kurtz (chief of the inner station)

•         Manager (runs central station)

•         Brickmaker (spy for manager)

•         Kurtz intended (Kurtz fiancée)

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Joseph Conrad
(1857-1927)

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Heart of Darkness ebook by Joseph Conrad - Rakuten Kobo

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Author: Joseph Conrad
Originally Published: 1902
Genre: Novella, frame story
Words: 38,000