The title character of this short story describes himself as "driven off the face of the earth." At 
The title character of this short story describes himself as "driven off the face of the earth." At one point, the steward is startled that the narrator is not in his cabin, causing him to break a cup. The steward also causes the narrator anxiety by hanging a coat in the bathroom. One ship in this story is saved from a violent storm by a reefed foresail. The narrator of this story refers to the title character as "my second self," and he first encounters the title character when he thinks he sees a headless corpse clinging to a ladder. The title character of this story, who was formerly the chief mate of the Sephora, tells the narrator about how he strangled one of his crewmates during a storm, and how Captain Archbold is pursuing him because he jumped overboard to escape. For 10 points, name this story in which a nameless captain hides Leggatt in his cabin, by Joseph Conrad.
The title character of this short story describes himself as "driven off the face of the earth."
"The Secret Sharer"