At the end of this work, the captain of the ship and the narrator, to help her in her grief, lies to that character's "Intended" about his last words.
A painting of a blindfolded woman with a lighted torch is created by one character in this work; this piece of artwork hangs in the dwelling of another character, who promises parts that never come. Despite the brickmaker's deceit, a journey eventually proceeds, although a fog and the trouble that comes with it are only repulsed by the blowing of the ship's steam whistle, an attack arranged by the intended rendezvous of the trip. At the end of this work, the captain of the ship and the narrator, to help her in her grief, lies to that character's "Intended" about his last words. Criticized by the essay "An Image of Africa" by Chinua Achebe, this is, for 10 points, what novella in which the last words "The horror, the horror!" are uttered by Kurtz to Marlow in the Belgian Congo, written by Joseph Conrad?
A painting of a blindfolded woman with a lighted torch is created by one character in this work; this piece of artwork hangs in the dwelling of another character, who promises parts that never come.
{Heart} of {Darkness}