The protagonist of this work is sent to recover the bones of Fresleven, his predecessor, and tears a postscript reading "Exterminate all the brutes!" from a pamphlet he delivers to his superiors.
The protagonist of this work is sent to recover the bones of Fresleven, his predecessor, and tears a postscript reading "Exterminate all the brutes!" from a pamphlet he delivers to his superiors. Narrating from aboard the Nellie, the protagonist suffers from a lack of rivets for his ship prior to meeting a Russian traveler that admires a character who decorates the Inner Station with human heads and whose last words are "The Horror!". For 10 points, name this novel in which Marlow seeks out the ivory trader Mr. Kurtz in the Congo, a work of Joseph Conrad.
The protagonist of this work is sent to recover the bones of Fresleven, his predecessor, and tears a postscript reading "Exterminate all the brutes!" from a pamphlet he delivers to his superiors.
{Heart of Darkness}