In this novel, a idle character's "forked little beard andÂ… hooked nose" prompt the narrator to call him a "papier-mache Mephistopheles.
In this novel, a idle character's "forked little beard andÂ… hooked nose" prompt the narrator to call him a "papier-mache Mephistopheles." This novel's narrator encounters an accountant fond of wearing all white, and a pair of women knitting black wool. This novel's central action is delayed by a lazy brickmaker. The narrator of this novel is led to his objective by a Russian man dressed as a harlequin, and tells his story while floating on the Thames aboard the Nellie. This novel's climax occurs as a dying ivory trader whispers the words: "The horror, the horror!" For 10 points, name this novel about Marlow's search for Kurtz in the Congo, written by Joseph Conrad.
In this novel, a idle character's "forked little beard andÂ… hooked nose" prompt the narrator to call him a "papier-mache Mephistopheles.
Heart of Darkness 