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    the natives as anything but savages. In the “Heart of Darkness”‚ Joseph Conrad uses Marlow to contradict the acts of man and the destruction they brought forth to Africa and their people. Conrad shows‚ through fiction‚ that the blindness and lack of morality in Africa allowed for the release of the darkness from the hearts of the colonists. In the opening of his novel‚ “Heart of Darkness”‚ Conrad‚ through Marlow‚ establishes his thoughts on colonialism. He says that conquerors only use brute force

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    Savagery In Apocalypse Now

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    of Apocalypse Now are more technologically advanced than Marlow’s crew in Heart of Darkness‚ they are still viewed the same in the eyes of Westerners. The savagery as seen by Marlow in HOD is purely the culture of the people native to the Congo‚ an innumerable amount of people who until the arrival of those proceeding Marlow and his crew have seen very little of the civilized world. They were considered savage because they

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    imperialism by forcing them to condemn the actions of Europeans in every circumstance presented. In his journey to the inner station‚ Marlow captains a ship that is crewed by cannibals and carries Pilgrims. Conrad sets up a decisive contrast as Marlow observes with puzzlement that the cannibals act restrained‚ even though the Pilgrims throw out their food. Marlow‚ acting as the European perspective "saw that something restraining‚ one of those human secret that baffle probability‚ had come into play

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    was when he saw the atrocities of the Congo and wrote an article that detailed Leopold’s lies‚ which he quickly repudiated. But this behavior cannot be limited to just the Belgians as Marlow encounters various men from various European countries who are just as cruel and greedy as the Belgians. The fact that Marlow is English and yet he goes in service of the Belgium is quite interesting‚ especially if he had heard of the atrocities they inflicted upon the Africans. It makes one wonder the extent

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    Heart of Darkness is a distinguished masterpiece of Joseph Conrad dealing with the colonial problems in Africa. The story is told by Conrad’s famous narrator Marlow and‚ within its positively dense atmosphere of death‚ decay and the cruelties of imperialistic exploitation‚ it relates the effect on Marlow of the blackness of Africa. Marlow gives a vivid picture of the oppression and economic exploitation of the black people by all whites. The company of white men was ruling the Congo. Savages and

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    Perspective

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    seen and thus a separate perspective of European colonization is presented by each text. Heart of darkness presents a story within a story from an unnamed witness to Marlow‚ telling his experiences in Africa‚ therefore the narrator is essentially Marlow‚ this creates a believable story with biases which are unique to the character Marlow‚ whereas Things fall apart is a third person narrative focused but not limited to the main character Okonkwo as the views and perspectives of other characters are

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    ports in Asia and the South Pacific‚ where he gathered material for the novels he still did not know he was going to write. Many of the characters in Heart of Darkness are based on real-life personages. It can be argued that Marlow is Conrad. It is trute true that Marlow was born in England‚ not Poland‚ and he never gave up sailing to write; yet if we ignore these two facts‚ the differences between the two men are not striking. For example‚ Marlow’s sarcastic and painful comments on the atrocities

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    the reader can see that three characters in the story‚ Kurtz‚ Marlow‚ and the Accountant‚ exemplify the id‚ ego‚ and superego. These three levels of personality and thought play a role in who each person is and how they behave. Most people use these three components of personality every day of their lives. The id is the first aspect to develop. It is best described as the primitive aspect of personality where

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    When Marlow tries speaking to his crew about the situation‚ they think he went mad with fear and show no emotion‚ remaining apathetic. The madness of losing emotions resulted from the colonial administration‚ as the many dangerous situations force the crew into an apathetic state. The natives loom over them with the ability to kill them at any time‚ and since those situations exist as a part of a colonist’s life‚ the colonialism drove the men to apathy and therefore madness. When the situation dies

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    are making two separate points about two groups‚ Africans and Europeans‚ they both have somewhat of the same theme. In Achebe’s “Things Fall Apart” and Conrad’s “Heart of Darkness”‚ the theme seems to be acceptance. Both main characters‚ Okonkwo and Marlow‚ change their behaviors based on their surroundings and on what they feel like they need to be or do in order to be accepted in their communities. In Achebe’s “Things Fall Apart”‚ the two main characters that I found to be the most relevant in the

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