Jewel is the love interest of this work's title character, who is made the post manager by Stein, an expatriate trader. He gains respect for protecting the locals from Malay chief Rajah Tunku Allang and bandit Sherif Ali, but
Jewel is the love interest of this work's title character, who is made the post manager by Stein, an expatriate trader. He gains respect for protecting the locals from Malay chief Rajah Tunku Allang and bandit Sherif Ali, but it is thanks to Cornelius that Gentleman Brown murders Dain Waris, causing the title character to go to face justice from the chief Doramin at the end of the work. Marlow believes that the title leader of Patusan has regained his honor after abandoning the sinking Patna at the end of, FTP, which novel by Joseph Conrad?
Jewel is the love interest of this work's title character, who is made the post manager by Stein, an expatriate trader.
{Lord Jim}