The Green Caldron volume 25 26 1955 57
The Green Caldron volume 25 26 1955 57
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These people irritate him because Marlow feels that they cannot know what he knows. They cannot have had the opportunity to see themselves, their primitive motives, as he has. He, Marlow, is above them. Finally, he decides to see Kurtz's fiancee and return the packet of letters. He also wishes to give up the last remaining memory of Kurtz. It is some six years since Kurtz died, but for the girl he died only yesterday. She speaks of all the good she saw in Kurtz, but Marlow remembers what he fou...nd ; the mad, in-turned soul. How^ever, when she asks what Kurtz's final words were, the changed Marlow remains loyal to the end ; whereas before he met Kurtz he detested lying, he now^ tells her that Kurtz spoke her name last.
The entire book is the gripping story of the development of a man's insight into himself. Before he goes into the continent and up to Kurtz's station, Marlow is shallow and outward like the majority of people. However, the closer to Kurtz he comes, the more he hears that name, and the farther he goes into the primitive continent, the more clearly he sees himself and why he acts as he does.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These people irritate him because Marlow feels that they cannot know what he knows. They cannot have had the opportunity to see themselves, their primitive motives, as he has. He, Marlow, is above them. Finally, he decides to see Kurtz's fiancee and return the packet of letters. He also wishes to give up the last remaining memory of Kurtz. It is some six years since Kurtz died, but for the girl he died only yesterday. She speaks of all the good she saw in Kurtz, but Marlow remembers what he fou...nd ; the mad, in-turned soul. How^ever, when she asks what Kurtz's final words were, the changed Marlow remains loyal to the end ; whereas before he met Kurtz he detested lying, he now^ tells her that Kurtz spoke her name last.
The entire book is the gripping story of the development of a man's insight into himself. Before he goes into the continent and up to Kurtz's station, Marlow is shallow and outward like the majority of people. However, the closer to Kurtz he comes, the more he hears that name, and the farther he goes into the primitive continent, the more clearly he sees himself and why he acts as he does.
What to read after The Green Caldron volume 25 26 1955 57?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of Illinois Urbana Champaign Campus to read onlineMoreLess
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