For 10 points, name this novella about Marlowe's attempts to find Kurtz in the Congo, by Joseph Conrad.
This work's narrator evokes the phrase "morituri te salutant" after he glimpses two women feverishly knitting black wool. The narrator describes a character with a seemingly pointless profession as a "papier-mâché Mephistopheles" in this work, which describes a journey on a steamboat with the Eldorado Exploring Expedition. At the end of this novel, the narrator refuses to tell the Intended that a man's last words were "the horror! The horror!" For 10 points, name this novella about Marlowe's attempts to find Kurtz in the Congo, by Joseph Conrad.
This work's narrator evokes the phrase "morituri te salutant" after he glimpses two women feverishly knitting black wool.
Heart of Darkness